Hm, interesting. The no 1 book has 53 voters... but only 125 ratings in total. If you look at who has voted for it you see that all of them has ONLY voted for "Libellus de Numeros". Another interesting thing is that at least 10 of the voters was registered at Goodreads this February... and have voted for ONLY "Libellus de Numeros" on lists... and all have voted on the same lists on Listopia.

My spam radar is tingling.

Sara wrote: "My spam radar is tingling..."

Would you like me to remove it?

Wow, that's a lot of spam.

Please will you remove it all. Gaming the lists UGH

I don't know that I feel comfortable doing it - this isn't like "there's a novel on a non-fiction list."

Ask the person(s) to explain the matter and their preference. If they don't come back, you can probably consider it a robot ad rather than a direct choice. You might remove a book only to find a genuine reader puts it back, which of course would be fine.

How can I access the search engine to see if my faves are already listed? And how can I add new books to the list? ...Not finding it easy :(

never mind... i got it

Just takes a little experimenting!

I can't figure out how to search for a book in this list or how to add a book to this list. A little help please?

Susan wrote: "I can't figure out how to search for a book in this list or how to add a book to this list. A little help please?"

Adding a book is easy (but make sure it isn't already on the list, as I just had GR remove 34 duplicates): Just click on "Add Books To This List' at the top right hand side of the Listopia. On the left you'll see "Add books from: My Books or a Search". (The list shown will give you your books, so if you want to add a book not on your shelves, you'll have to click 'search'.)
Just type (part of) the title or author's name you wish to add in 'search my books' and the book will appear in the list. And then click 'Vote for this book'. Searching for a book not on your shelves works in a similar way.

I'm not sure what you mean by 'searching' for a book? Books already on your shelves are shown as either 'read' or 'want to read' , so they can't be hard to find. Searching for books not on your shelves is something I rarely do, but when I do, I just use the search option of my internet browser.

I meant by searching, going through the list to see if a book is on the list.

Susan, you just pull in a book you want to vote for. If it's on the list, that means six votes instead of five. So it comes nearer to the top of the list.

Susan wrote: "I meant by searching, going through the list to see if a book is on the list."

I see :-) As I said, it is something I rarely do, but when I do look for a specific title, a title not on my shelves I mean, I use my browser's search option, so I can't really help you there, I'm afraid.

Maria wrote: "never mind... i got it"
How did you do it then? I still don't know how to access this search engine...