1. It would be very helpful to see a graph of your change in score over time.

2. It would be helpful to see some sort of attribution to individual accounts. For example, when I signed in today my score had increased. Was that just because I linked my FB account last time and that had now been calculated, or did my Twitter score increase? An explanation of how each type of account is evaluated and how those scores are then averaged/merged together would also be helpful.

I have 175 followers on twitter but none recognised by Peerindex...

I thought I saw a link to a widget or how-to to add my PeerIndex score to my blog but when I went to find it again I don't see it. A great way for PeerIndex to gain in usage is to let bloggers like me display our rank on our blogs because our readers are usually other Social Media influencers.

Why did you set the level of facebookaccess for us? If I can chose the between the 5 things requested of my facebook. I would choose the ones of my liking. The compleness of my profile would be my own worry that way. Now I wont give this application access.

I saw my public profile on PeerIndex today and laughed when it said I might be 50% human.

So I logged in with Twitter. Then attached my Facebook and LinkedIn profiles. I added my blog. I tweeted about @Peerindex.

I'd like to see the 'bot' that can manage all of that, and set preferences such as 'never tweet when I follow' and 'send me an update every now and then'.

Surely, if someone claims their account and does even the slightest of customisation, you have to automatically switch them to 100% real, yes?

Some people will have a second account for business or personal use. I manage two, so my peerindex is not measured accurately.

What must I do to convince PeerIndex that I'm a real Twitter user? I never AutoTweet, and I post some of the most personally vulnerable and transparent material out there.

I would like to be able to automatically compare my aggregated score (history trackrecord) with groups I create myself (like lists in Twitter). Groups that could contain 10 to 20 other Peer-'accounts'.

PeerIndex could then show me a page that shows my trackrecord per group per period in a graph and in numbers.

Next to Facebook and LinkedIn you could add Amplify as a profile source.

Most people I was interested in are clustered around the same score so they overlapped. Also it didn't show their numbers so I had to click through to see where each was.

When using " Search Profiles " and the result is " Nothing found " it woudl be nce if the user could just have a check-option to have the Twitter-account tracked instantly (instead of going to an email-reuest process)

I would like to pay to track more topics and compare against more people. With the latter I think it would be great to separate people into groups which you can name yourself and switch between them.