Listorious jumped early on Twitter lists to create a site that aggregates all sorts of categories of Twitter lists and allows you to search for anyone to see how many lists they are on. From marketing, companies, health, celebrity, news and even top social media thought leaders, they are all there. Tags are available and the top lists overall has it’s own special section.
It uses oAuth to log you in (right now works best if you see lists on your Twitter page). Once logged in you can see lists you are on as well as lists you have created on Twitter. Interestingly when I searched my name I only found a couple lists but using this interface I found more than that. I am guessing this does not read or see private lists that anyone has created. Nor did it find the public list I made for TheSocialGeeks.
There had to be somewhere to go and we were way too busy to start an EverythingLists site 
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[...] them, you can have numerous lists that technically have the same name across Twitter. (the site Listorious shows this off accidentally.) The better option would have been unique naming with the ability to [...]
Thanks for the tip about Listorious. I agree that it seems to provide more comprehensive coverage that the Twitter site.
@ileane