Isn't that interesting?  I go to the bottom to see what their "worst" lens is like!  I find it gives me an idea as to whether it's worth looking at the rest.

I love the bottom of the lists! I actually find the coolest stuff to read down there.

kab wrote:

Well I know SusanVillasLewis does...she told me so in the comment section of my lowest lens once - which was enough to make it rise. 

Yes, yes, I do. :-)

Actually, I was doing it for a very specific reason that day. Fun? Curiosity? Don't remember. I know it's interesting to me to see where people's worst lenses fall. I have 11 right now with rankings below 100,000 and I understand exactly why each and every one of them is down there. Sometimes seeing what my favorite lensmasters have in their basement makes me feel better about my own.

If it's someone I don't know, I usually start at the top.
If their top lens is awful and really spammy and not worth looking at, I very often don't get to any others.

With friends, I will indeed hunt down much lower, since I have already seen their top lenses.

I like to play a Stumble game.  I view a lens, see either who has commented or who has Favorited that lens, and if there is anyone that I don't reconize, I click on them and visit their lenses.  Then, having found a lens or 2 (and sometimes 3 or more - depends on quality), I repeat the process, clicking on someone else that I don't recognize.

Actually, the neatest way to do this is to right click on a person and open another tab on the browser.  That way you can keep browsing the current lensmaster/lens and click on miltiple lensmasters you don't know.

Only drawback is that you can end up with a dozen or more tabs open and at some point you have to call a halt...

What I do then sometimes, is power down the laptop with Firefox still open.
When I boot up again and go to open Firefox, it asks me if I want to restore my session.
If I select that option, it re-opens all the tabs - lovely
Of course you can't do that with MSIE - at least I don't think so...
PS: It works on FF2...

Oh yes! Poddys is right - just stumbling around is a lot of fun!!

I like to visit people's profile pages and click on interesting avatars in their fans list. I've found some awesome stuff that way and people who share similar interests to mine - all by chance!

I too am one who looks at the bottom of the list for topics that interest me. I like that I might be the first to rate a new lens, or help a neglected lens to become more popular.

Sometimes an interesting discussion can inspire me to create another lens:

JustBon's Bottom Twenty Squidoo Lenses

Thanks for the inspiration, guys!   (and the quotes - no copyright, I hope!)

Bonnie.