ListAfterList would have been the perfect site for Cliff from Cheers ("it"s a little known fact that...") to shine. For example, did you know that Spiderman-3 had the largest weekend opening in box office history? Maybe you did, but did you know what was second? Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man"s Chest. That is the type of information one can find on this site. ListafterList has only user-generated content, allowing anyone and everyone to create their own list of any subject. You can also start a list and allow others to add to it (called a "wiki list" for web geeks...like wikipedia). The range of lists range from the mundane ("100 Most Common Words") to the useful (ie, "How to Quite Smoking"). They categorize all the lists, profile users, post the most popular lists, and link lists to each other.
This site is not generating super high traffic, which is either a result of not marketing right, not hitting a popular niche, or just not being designed well. I don"t know which it is, but the site itself was easy to navigate and easy to use, so i don"t think design is the issue. Will this site appeal to the MySpace crowd and are they working to increase site traffic?
