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Is there a way to rank all my Facebook posts (status updates, photos, links, etc.) by number of likes? How about a way to rank my friends by average number of likes on each friend's posts?

I found mention of TopStats, which looked promising, but appears not to work anymore (redirects to the Facebook home page).

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Login to Archivedbook using Facebook. Select tab Statuses and from the drop down menu select Most Liked. enter image description here

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    "Unfortunately, Archivedbook will definitely stop working on April 30, 2015. Read here why."
    – o0'.
    Commented Mar 3, 2015 at 9:25
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As all of those apps no longer work here is my new Facebook app: "Facebook Analytics"

It will give you all those answers and more in a very user friendly way. It also works for pages. Here is the description from the page:

A free tool for analysing your Facebook data. Use Analytics to know:

  • The total number of likes, comments and shares

  • Who comments and likes the most

  • Which users get the most likes and comments

  • Who the most influential users are

  • Which content generates the most interest

  • Who are the most influential users outside of your social circle

Top Likers and Top Commenters

Top posts

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Login to Wolframalpha.com

generate a detailed report about your social network, including the particular query you are interested in and all the other useful data.

great insights about your activity on the social network.

http://www.wolframalpha.com/facebook/

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http://truefbfriends.com will give you your most liked facebook pics. It is photos specific and not posts specific

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None of the above work, including the "Facebook Analytics," which, for me, at least, works ONLY with my pages, but, I didn't care about that, so I didn't run it. My guess is that Facebook decided not to allow third-party apps to gain so much access to users' data for, hopefully, obvious reasons. You'd think they'd have realized that a lot of people want to know which of their posts got the most "likes" (positive or negative), and come up with a way to do it, themselves via the "Activity Log."

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