Today's histogram based on the previous comment:

╭───┬───────┬───────┬──────────┬────────────┬───────────────────────────────────────────────────────╮
│ # │ value │ count │ quantile │ percentage │                       frequency                       │
├───┼───────┼───────┼──────────┼────────────┼───────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│ 0 │    -2 │     1 │     0.01 │ 1.00%      │ *                                                     │
│ 1 │    -1 │     1 │     0.01 │ 1.00%      │ *                                                     │
│ 2 │     0 │    53 │     0.53 │ 53.00%     │ ***************************************************** │
│ 3 │     1 │    33 │     0.33 │ 33.00%     │ *********************************                     │
│ 4 │     2 │     9 │     0.09 │ 9.00%      │ *********                                             │
│ 5 │     3 │     1 │     0.01 │ 1.00%      │ *                                                     │
│ 6 │     5 │     1 │     0.01 │ 1.00%      │ *                                                     │
│ 7 │    22 │     1 │     0.01 │ 1.00%      │ *                                                     │
╰───┴───────┴───────┴──────────┴────────────┴───────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯

Side-note:

For those who want to run similar queries, here's how I did it using Nushell and the Stack Exchange API.

First, obtain the API method and arguments you need from the corresponding doc page. In this case, I needed a "user's questions", which is this page. The API site includes the ability for you to build the method with your arguments. I needed:

• Albin's (Super User ID: 201818) answers
• Change the site, of course, to Super User
• Edit the "Filter" to add in tags, title, and link

And the resulting URI/method it gives me is:

/2.3/users/201818/answers?order=desc&sort=activity&site=superuser&filter=!6VvPDzQHaquV_

With that, in Nushell:

def getStackAPIPageLoop [ baseUri:any page?:any --help (-h) ] {
    let page = if ( $page == null ) {1} else {$page}
    let pageUri = ((echo $baseUri "&page=" $page) | str collect)
    let re = (http $pageUri | from json )
    print $re
    
    if ($re.has_more) {
        $re.items | append (getStackAPIPageLoop $baseUri ($page + 1))
    } else {
        $re.items
    }
}

let baseUri = "https://api.stackexchange.com/2.3/users/201818/answers?order=desc&sort=activity&site=superuser&filter=!6VvPDzQHaquV_"

# If you have a API key, add it, as you'll get a higher quota

let answers = getStackAPIPageLoop $baseUri

At this point, the $answers variable contains a list of all of the user's questions and the requested metadata that we can parse as desired. E.g.:

$answers |
    where { |it| "networking" in  $it.tags } |
    where { |it| $it.score != 0 } |
    length

# 46

$answers |
    where { |it| "networking" in  $it.tags } |
    get score |
    math sum

# 77

$answers |
    where { |it| "networking" in  $it.tags } |
    where { |it| $it.score != 0 } |
    each { |answer| { "Question": $"[($answer.title)]\(($answer.link)\)" , "Score": $answer.score } } | 
    to md |
    clip.exe

# Replace clip.exe with your OS's clipboard app.  This will create the markdown table above (minus the total, which I added manually) that you can simply paste directly into Stack's markdown editor.