More Google Reader Notes Statistics « Benjamin Golub’s blog

More Google Reader Notes Statistics

It’s been 1 month; lets see how things have changed in RSSmeme land with regards to Google Reader notes.

In the last month there have been 221268 new stories added to RSSmeme. Of those stories 29273 have at least 1 note attached:

Across those 29273 stories with notes are 42173 notes for an average of 1.44 notes per story (filtering out all stories without any notes). Those 42173 notes are created by 4224 unique users (RSSmeme is currently tracking 14174 users):

42173 notes created by 4224 users averages out to 10 notes per user (filtering out all users who do not make notes). The top 5 users are:

WindPower with 253 notes (also number 1 last time)
KnarfJ with 186 notes
[BLT]FQX with 183 notes
Elize with 177 notes
Qian with 174 notes

For those who are curious; Robert Scoble comes in at #28 with 121 notes.

Tags: google reader, notes, rssmeme, statistics

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kenlefeb

It would be interesting to be able to see what other people have written as notes against stories that I share (with or without a note of my own)...

Benjamin Golub

You could do this by visiting your shared page (mine is here:
http://www.rssmeme.com/user/116/, the easiest way to find yours is to
"re-register" yourself which won't make a duplicate but will redirect you to
your page). Then just scroll on down and you'll be able to see everyone's
notes underneath the stories.

kenlefeb

That's cool... I guess my shared items are unique enough that I hadn't noticed anyone else writing notes on stuff I found interesting! Looking at *your* shared page showed me what I was missing on *my* page! :)

Louis Gray

Benjamin, with this kind of data at your fingertips, you just may be one of the top 10 authorities in the world on Google Reader shared items and notes specifically. You might not have thought that was the initial plan with RSSmeme, but now, endowed with such power, you may never let it go. :-)