The old page that showed which tweets were tweeted directly from Favstar was great! It helped me find new users to follow, and it got me some of my new followers and many of my retweets and favorites.

I would go there to read new tweets, and to find interesting new tweeters. It was always updating, so it never got old.

There is a big difference between 3 stars and 10 and there are a lot of smart and funny people who don't have enough followers to get 10. The 3 star list is a great way for them to get more followers.

The leaderboard tends to be full of the same people all the time, many of whom I already follow. I'd like to be able to discover funny people that AREN'T always on the leaderboard.

Please synchronize with the Twitter Block feature to prevent people who I've blocked from favoriting my tweets, and prevent their tweets from showing on the Leaderboards.

Japanese Translation:
ツイッターのブロックと同期して、ブロックした人が favれないようにしてほしい。また、ブロックした人のツイートがリーダーボードに表示されないようにしてほしい。

Would love to get an API available so other smart applications could leverage this really cool app.

I think I speak for pretty much everyone when I say we dislike most of our top tweets. You should make a tab for users to enter their favorite tweets they've made

I'd love for you to create a tab/page for viewing popular tweets by people I DON'T follow. This way, I won't see tweets I've ALREADY read in my twitter stream. It would be a cleaner way to expose me to "new talent". Or at least, new to me.

Genius, right? I know!

The current system heavily favors users with 50,000 followers or more. These users dominate the Leaderboard. I propose moving them to the Celebrity Board.

Allow people to post tweets anonymously, on your site. People will fav tweets based on tweet quality instead of who the tweeter is. At the end of the day, identify tweeters and rank tweets based in numer of favs.

It seems at times that fans of One Direction (or even worse perhaps, their publicists) have taken over FavStar. Please, please, please do something about this! Thanks :)

That way we can see how consistently a user is putting out quality material.

Calculate the popularity of favorite tweets by the percentage of followers for each Twitter account. Analyzing the "Popular, Rising, and New" tweets, it becomes readily apparent that tweets treated as "funny" merely rise to the top because of the total number of favorites as opposed to the relative exposure of the tweet. A better idea of a tweet's popularity would be to analyze it's favorability amongst its group of followers (as in a Focus Group). Weighted percentages is the only way to do this, thereby allowing the tweeter to gain more exposure amongst his/her peers.

RSS feeds for every page view.

Similar Taste, similar followings. Shows people who often fave the same tweets as oneself, weighted by congruence. Or people with a high match of followings. If there are great similarities in taste, other favourites/followings by these/of these users would quite probably be of interest too.

Let me ignore certain Twitterers when I'm logged in to favstar. I really don't care to see highly favorited tweets from shitmydadsays or the Jonas Brothers.

I understand Twitter only allows 500 users per list for third-party applications, but it would be great if we could have 2 Favstar lists. Lots of people use up the 500 allowed and having 1000 would be very useful. Thanks.