French articles (de, en, le, la , les, un, une. des, etc.) should not be counted for the Tweet Cloud

It would be nice to see the score based on topics or industry. This should be based on our pfoile our frequent keyword

It's really important to be able to identify how long you have been following someone if they are not following you back. I feel that if someone isn't following back they aren't interested in my tweets and I'd rather connect with someone who is, however, they do need a certain amount of time to follow back. No diagnostic tool out there offers the option of knowing when you started following someone.

Check geography - Rochester UK is not in N.Y. state. How many other locations are off?

Much like financial sites do for stocks we should be able to compare ourselves against any other twitter account or against the average of a bundle of twitter accounts that you provide and/or we can create ourselves.

website grader tells me why I did well or poorly on some aspect to explain my grade. I like that and couldn't determine the why of my 81% grade...

Great tools here but my org wants me to analyze ALL of our followers and trend them. Best way to handle this is by API or batch data processing - where we could upload a file full of names and have twitter grader do work when traffic is lower, and just send it back to us a day later via email when it has time to finish the job.

Excluding results which contain excluded keywords (indicated by a minus sign) would be really useful in narrowing down search results. Searching 'paris -hilton' should exclude all results containing hilton.

Obama gets a Reach: 04. Interesting... while obama has so many on-line campaign going on.

allow input of both real name & online handle

what if I entered a web site or web page, you build a tag cloud from it, from which I could then select a most relevant search term subset, and then you ID the people I should follow who most commonly use those terms.

Suggested people to follow list is great... but huge waste of time on revisits when I discover I am already following them. Can't you filter out those already followed?

It seems like the Top Elite should resemble the U.S. Elite plus people from other countries. But the ranking of U.S. Twitterers on the two lists is completely different. And some people who have a higher ranking (200s, 300s) are somehow listed in the Top 100. I guess what I'm looking for is consistency, it would add credibility to Twitter Grader. I understand you don't want to publicize your exact algorithm/formula but users want to know that, however it is determined, it is applied fairly. Sometimes, as much as I love Twitter Grader, that is not always apparent.

I like finding new people in my location. A button to follow them from the page would make it easier and i wouldnot have to go to their twitter page.