Sure. Perhaps other users can provide some names.
28 overlords! It would be nice to have at least a public list of overlords.
private-peek’s all time Top-204 as of Mar 22 3:00 pm UTC. Accounts with the ratio points/words = 5000 or less have been included. If you can add any names into this list, please let me know.
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Thank you for your work. I’ve synchronized my list.
private-peek’s all time Top-252 as of Mar 30 8:00 pm UTC. Accounts with the ratio points/words = 5000 or less have been included. If you can add any names into this list, please let me know.
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I’m going to be racking up points for a while because I’m taking a couple of weeks to catch up on some neglected watering, but then I’ll be back to “slow and steady” progress! I’m also going to create a course to teach the proper use of Y and En, so you’ll probably pull ahead of me in points while I’m doing that.
I have to say sorry for the delay, I’ll post the next leaderboard in a couple of days, probably saturday
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Hi @FishSlap, I’m looking forward to your new course distinguishing Y and En - a real bug-bear of mine. Merci beaucoup.
private-peek’s all time Top-264 as of Apr 15 11:30 am UTC. Accounts with the ratio points/words = 5000 or less have been included. If you can add any names into this list, please let me know.
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Thanks so much!
it’s going to take a looong time for me to get in that top
do you mean only people with less than 5000 words can be on it? if that is not so, you have missed out Vsuzie, she has 151,000,000 energy points —> https://www.memrise.com/user/vsuzie/
No - it means < 5,000 points per word. So for this user, to be eligible they would need to have fewer than ~45,000,000 points. They likely re-started courses to get more points, or did some other form of behavior which is not construed as learning. The difference between a user which doesn’t overuse the review/course re-start functionality and one like that is quite easy to see. If you notice by comparison I have learned 2X as many words as this person, but have 1/6 the points. Granted, if you stop learning new words and just review, your proportion of points/word will increase.
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This problem could easily be resolved by Memrise by putting a damper on the scores for previousy learned words.
why should they do that? we’re here to learn, not to collect points, so the points as such are not important, they’re only a way to measure our progress, if somebody cheats with it, he cheats himself
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ah, ok 
thanks for telling me!
They should do that because the points are used as motivation. Otherwise they can just as well get rid of the points system and only show words learned.