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Suggested keywords gets users the chance to enter their preferred keywords - and these become, statistically, the source of a new top!

Keyword 1:
Keyword 2:
Keyword 3:
How does this work?

It works as expected. (that is, SIMPLE)

The top suggestions would be included in "Top Users". Your form to influence this top is right here! You have the option to look at the table and click on any keyword of interest. Or you may suggest new keywords through the form. Clicking on a keyword that can be seen in the table eliminates the submission form and brings up the news.
There are just three rules which we kindly ask you to consider:
  1. From one IP, at most 15 keywords can be entered daily. Entering the 15th keyword in an interval of less than 24 hours will generate a warning and no further suggestions will be accepted in that interval from the same IP.
  2. Keywords are filtered so don't be surprised we don't encourage multiple proposals of one keyword during the same 24 hours or improper language, and
  3. The top 15 keywords table is created daily based on statistics for the past 3 days - but the keywords you enter will only be considered in the statistics within 24 hours - and not instantly.
So, give it a try!
All Keywords
Suggest keywords
Personal Keywords
Top Suggestions
1. Hillary Clinton
2. Barack Obama
3. John McCain
4. John Edwards
5. Mitt Romney
6. Rudy Giuliani
7. Kennedy Endorsement
8. Bill Clinton
9. Minority vote
10. Super Tuesday
11. Democratic endorsement
12. Republican endorsement
13. Bush endorsement
14. Edwards endorsement
15. Giuliani endorsement
Source: OmniTop Users.
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