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It’s on Big Numbers freak Yuvi Panda’s the new Statbot Leaderboard for discussion links

p2pnet is #86 out of 100. But that’s not bad, n’est ce pas?

There’s a ‘Presence’ line with a score of 0.002395. We have no idea what that means, but p2pnet gets 330 for links. (Don’t know what that means either ;)  )

“The Techmeme Leaderboard, CrunchBase Bloggerboard and my own All-Time Techmeme Leaderboard only take into account the Headlines on Techmeme,” says Yuvi, who’s 17.

“However, most of the interesting discussion happens in the, err, Discussion Links,” he says. “So, I consider them as important, if not more important, than the headlines.”

‘Headlines’ is the first section, but p2pnet doesn’t appear there.

Back to Discussions, which is Part II, number 85 is http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com, 87 is http://www.macworld.com, and down there at # 90 is http://www.msnbc.msn.com.

http://blogs.zdnet.com is Numero Uno on both.

Says Yuvi >>>

Expect stats about online “public” behavior of various popular folks on twitter,friendfeed, their blogs, flickr, etc. Also, you’ll see stats about communities - The Digg community, theWikipedia one, the slashdotters, “farkers”, the folks who leave comments at Engadget, those who answer questions on Yahoo answers, the folks who writemaintain Firefox, those who complain at the MSDN forums- the list is endless. Wherever there is a community, I’ll measure it.

He says elsewhere:

“I hope to work at Microsoft one day. I hope to meet Raymond Chen. I hope to meet Rico Mariani. I hope to meet Steve Wozniak. I hope to meet Brad Abrams. I hope to meet Dave Cutler. I hope to meet Linus Trovalds. I hope to meet myself in that list.”

Microsoft?

Yuvi, Yuvi.

/sigh.

Have you no higher ambition than that?

. .Stumble It!

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