The Google search used was probably "google.com/search?as_q=friendfeed&num=100&as_sitesearch=friendfeed.com" http://google.com/search... However, Google customizes it's search for everyone, so who knows if the author used a clean-slate machine to do the analysis? - Mitchell Tsai

Better analysis might be searching people's names on Google with "friendfeed.com" to see how many entries appear. Consider edythe 17,500 - Maryam 11,700 - RAPatton 7,250 - Mitchell Tsai

Compare to the Lifestream list - which appears somewhat random (1) Robert Scoble 66,600 (2) Louis Gray 20,000 (3) Paul Buchheit 6,350 (4) Steve Rubel 27,700 (5) Chris Baskind 3,290 (6) Mr. News Junk 885 (7) MG Siegler 5,190 (8) Frederic 4,010 (9) Muhammad Saleem 2,320 (10) Scott Beale 29,100 - Mitchell Tsai

(11) Fred Wilson 20,400 (12) Dobromir Hadzhiev 9,240 (13) Michael Arrington 8,230 (14) Grant Bierman 1,230 (15) Corvida 5,050 (16) Leo Laporte 27,600 (17) Morton Fox 5,770 (18) Chris Pirillo 2,020 (19) Dave Winer 36,700 (20) Johannes Kleske 848 - Mitchell Tsai

(21) Ryne Nelson 1,100 (22) Brian Solis 1,710 (23) Chris Dibona 279 (24) Veronica Belmont 150 (25) Tuaw 1,170 (26) Elliot Ng 138 (27) Mark Krynsky 2,840 (28) Brian Daniel Eisenberg 889 (29) Thomas Ho 1,690 (30) Bob Lee 655 - Mitchell Tsai

See http://friendfeed.com/e... for a list I'm trying to make on “Top FriendFeed Users (by number of pages on Google)” - Mitchell Tsai

My stats - 12,700 - Susan Beebe