I see my content sites as this blog, and Flickr and YouTube. Twitter I see as a room full of friends where I can kick off my shoes and be happyrudesilly and no-one gets cross. I was totally amazed when I started using twitter that I would care that it was raining in England or that so-and-so just saw a hedgehog. Usually people need to be pushing out interesting and intelligent links and comments too, but I have a very high trivia:info ratio tolerance. That’s why I make my account private.

Which makes the number things more interesting, because people with a non-private accounts don’t get to chose who follows them. I have about 80 follower requests sitting there waiting for me to stop being wishy washy and decide whether to approve them, and I turn away about 5 followers per week – many of them spam.

I think the list is a pretty accurate list of librarians with interesting twitter content – but more because , as Anna said, they are already writing interesting blogs – maybe not due to any of the numbers.