This blog's readability rating, the level of education required to understand the blog, has been judged by an independent rating service to be college level (undergrad). I would expect that would mean that college students (undergrad) can earn college credit by reading it -- check with your professors.
Of course, some of you may be thinking that this rating means that I am not writing clearly and plainly enough, that I am going over most of my potential audience's heads and that may explain my low readership ratings and the fact that my blog has been judged to be worth only $564.54 based on the number of links to my blog from elsewhere on the web. I choose not to look at it that way.
Instead, displaying the attitude that has got me where I am today, I say that anyone who can't understand this blog needs to go back to school.
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That would explain why I only get an elementary school rating...
I wonder if that site takes comments into account.
If they judged the comments that would surely drag the rating down. Fortunately, I get so few comments that it probably does not effect my rating much either way.
Congrats.
However, I tried plugging various local blogs into the equation.
The Proviso Truth scored the level "genius" which made me a bit skeptical of the rating system.
Thanks Carl,
After I wrote this post I also experimented plugging in various blogs and I also grew very skeptical of its ratings. I am starting to suspect it is using some very simple, unsophisticated rules to make its ratings.
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