Remember Digg’s top user list? The one that got removed by Digg admins, and then kept reappearing in unofficial form (and exists to this day in some places)? Well, StumbleUpon never had an official user top list, but now it has an unofficial one: StumbleRank.
StumbleRank is a simple site which lists the top StumbleUpon users according to the number of pages, photos and videos they’ve submitted, as well as the number of their fans and reviews. The rankings are updated every 12 hours. By default, the top users are sorted by the number of submitted pages (the top guy has submitted a mindblowing 139693 pages), but you can sort them according to any of the above criteria.
You can also search for users or add new ones, but this feature doesn’t seem to be working yet, which is not surprising since the site is somewhere between an early beta and a preview stage. Still, it’s nice to see that StumbleUpon is getting the same kind of love as Digg, and this little tool will surely inspire many a StumbleUpon user to keep clicking on that toolbar.
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