It would be great to see altmetric scores from android phones and tablets!

www.chemicallycultured.com
It regulary highlights certain journal articles

Facebook has a rapidly growing science following.

Suggestion from a user

I would like to be able to mark papers / articles as being duplicates when I can see two things are the same so their Altmetrics would be combined. The feature I imagine is a way to flag two things with different citation_id for combination. A live example in Altmetric is:

http://www.altmetric.com/details.php?citation_id=2406474
http://www.altmetric.com/details.php?citation_id=2405703

This shows the same article uploaded to Figshare presented with a different citation_id.

since ResearchGate also evaluates attention to publications by views and downloads. Eventually you can add download numbers from there to weight it.

it should work similarly to Mendeley that you can count the occurrences of the article in the accounts.

The data is not updated daily. My paper has not been updated since March 9th!

Suggestion from the Cochrane Collaboration

Reports are currently 'set in stone'. Save one and you can't edit it, nor can you rename it or overwrite it with a newer version. For serious users, this quickly results in a messy Reports Dashboard. More flexibility required.

I have just published in a new open access journal, Anvil, http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/anv.2013.29.issue-1/anv-2013-0002/anv-2013-0002.xml?format=INT I tried your Altmetric it! button but it did not work. Having just done a major Twitter, FB campaign it would be nice to see the effect! In fact none of the 100s of De Gruyter journals work, Or am I missing something??

Suggestion from a marketing officer.

See http://openuct.uct.ac.za/blog/open-access-accredited-journals-south-africa-they-do-exist
for links to accredited open access South African journals

See http://openuct.uct.ac.za/blog/intellectual-property-rights-database-journals for Shihaam Shaikh's comprehensive and excellent spreadsheet detailing publisher copyright policies

Currently some articles have information that provides some context to that articles score e.g. "Puts article in the top 5% of all articles ranked by attention this year".

It would be great to see this information for articles that don't perform as well, if also a little depressing.

it would be useful to be able to sort out the articles by score and journal. Thanks.

I love this format!

It would be great if you could directly import a citation to a reference manager.

You should support Internet Explorer, the site is currently slow and prone to crashing unless you use Chrome or Firefox.