Most-spotted Single Ops

Again, from N6TV, here are the most spotted single-ops.  He says:

I pulled spot counts for the Top-Ten SOHP stations, as reported so far to 3830 (plus CR3E who has not posted yet).  Note that if you were spotted once a minute for 48 hours, that would add up to 2880 spots.

Most Spotted USA (SO HP)

K0DQ    6724

K1RX    6681

K3CR    6439

K5ZD    5684

K4ZW    5606

NN1N    5543

N2NT    5052

N9RV    4829

K1DG    4400

K1TO    4218

Most spotted DX (SO HP)

VY2TT   3639

VY2ZM   3541

P40W    2695

P40F    2249

A45XR   2162

PZ5T    1864

8P5A    1647

NH2T    1439

CR3E    1430

CR6K    1253

4O3A     447

Tip (from N6TV):  The best way to get spotted by a Skimmer is to send "CQ" or "TEST" and your callsign (twice), with everything  sent at the same speed.  Sending "TEST" faster than your callsign, or sending the exchange faster than everything else, will make CW Skimmer much less likely to properly decode your call.  CW Skimmer must detect your CW speed before it can decode any letters successfully.  Varying your CW speed constantly will make it much harder for CW Skimmer to spot you. 

N4ZR adds:  Also, you *must* send TEST or CQ, or you will not be spotted.  These are keywords that Skimmer uses to identify running stations.  No keyword, no spot.

Of course, the numbers above reflect the geographic distribution of RBN Skimmers.  It is surprising, though, that given the density of RBN contributors in Europe, only CR6K and 4O3A made the list.  Perhaps there aren't very many competitive high-power single-ops in Europe, or maybe they were all off operating at the big multis.