If you're going to recommend people I follow, and if the grade is some reflection of people's worthiness, shouldn't all the people you recommend I follow have twitter grades of 99+? I.e. it's much more likely that I'd want to follow Stephen Fry or Hugh MacLeod or Stephen Fry than somebody with a ranking of 61.

Let the users help translating the service.
You could use a wiki or http://99translations.com like Uservoice does.

I'm pretty sure this Cloud is only from a restricted time range or of a certain number of tweets... because it does not match other clouds that i DO think is accurate. My only guess is that you've a limiter of some kind in place - but I can't figure out what it is. This inconsistency makes the cloud worthless and irrelevant. It COULD be very useful, just tell us the limits placed on data stream. Thanks.

Add support for http://Jisko.net

I think if someone is following more people then follow them, it should count against them. This would avoid following everyone in order to get a better "grade".

Top Locations (ranked states) included D.C. but cuts off at 50, excluding Montana. If you are including non-states, shouldn't the number of rankings increase accordingly?

So many people have a grade of 100 right now... Maybe make the algorithm more difficult so that it's more difficult to get a high grade?

I recently changed my username from @jrward to @jamesward. I now appear in the Elite list twice – the older username ranking higher than the new one.

It would be great if you could build in a way of 'claiming' an old account and transferring its grade.

Also, right now it doesn't look great to appear twice in the listing.

I get caught with this unless i'm paying attention..

1. Entering in my username I'm always having to delete the suggested text.

2. Then its native for me to hit enter to look for my grade rather than hit the "get grade" button with my cursor.

Otherwise, really enjoying watching you grow !

When searching for "San Diego" you get san francisco. I'm assuming it searches san only.

Develop a map of each persons network, with a graphical representation, such as that generated by http://www.orgnet.com/inflow3.html

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

I've seen people with zero tweets and and a really high grade because hundreds have followed them. This isn't a great measure of influence.

Use the organic Omnee directory's tags to recommend followers. It's here http://omnee.thebubblejungle.com

It's just the same thing with the Website.grader, have a link to twitter.grader.com/"userpage" via a 80x15 button image. Having to load up the twitter.grader page can update the status of the Tweeter.

When I search for "Cloud Computing" for example, it gives search results. I want to share those with others by providing a link.

Provide a URL that will link to Search Results.

There are a large number of people in many Asian countries (not just China) who use twitter but do not use the English names of their cities for their location. This names, obviously, to be fair, should be included in the search for city-based and country based Elites lists.