Posts Tagged ‘notes’

More Google Reader Notes Statistics

Saturday, June 7th, 2008

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:

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

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

Tags: , , ,
Posted in Uncategorized | 6 Comments »

Some Google Reader Notes Statistics; Scoble Using It Heavily

Thursday, May 8th, 2008

Curious how many people are using Google Reader notes?  In the last 24 hours 4527 new stories have entered into RSSmeme.  Of those stories 1059 of them have at least one note attached.  Across those 1059 stories are 1202 notes produced by 584 unique users.

The most prolific note takers are:

  1. WindPower with 38
  2. Selena with 34
  3. Robert Scoble with 32

Want any more data? I can probably find it for you.

Tags: , , , ,
Posted in Uncategorized | 19 Comments »

RSSmeme Now Pulls In Your Notes

Tuesday, May 6th, 2008

News about notes being added to Google Reader couldn’t have come at a worse time.  I was home, without a computer, unable to do any coding.  A sad situation for any developer.

So this morning I quickly got started adding notes into RSSmeme.  Google didn’t make it difficult to pull this information out of the feed and I’m happy to report that notes are now fully integrated into RSSmeme.

Check them out on this page to see how it works.

Big thanks to the Google Reader team for this!

Tags: ,
Posted in Uncategorized | 10 Comments »