Web guru Anil Dash has been trying to determine the weight of a Twitter follower ever since the 140-character service named him to its suggested users list. “On a typical day, I’ll have averaged 100 new followers every hour,” he explained. “It’s not that I’m great at writing tweets or because of any effort or merit on my part; It’s because I’m part of Twitter’s list of suggested users.” But today, he’s decided that these inflated numbers don’t matter at all, in a post entitled “Nobody Has A Million Twitter Followers.”

Yesterday morning, I was up early with big plans for knocking out a few Twitter Lists, boom boom boom. Ha. As if. I could NOT believe how what a time-waster it was — not only do you have to add everyone one by one, but you can’t even type a name in quickly – you have to type in the name in the search box, search, then click on a drop-down menu to select the applicable list. Really? How about just go through your list and CLICK A BOX? But no, multi-adds aren’t possible and won’t be for a while.