Helene Blowers points to some fun analytical tools for you blog. I just did the bunch.
“Here’s a list of a few fun blog analyzers that supposedly offer up some insights into your blog and writing style. Note: I can’t validate the scientific integrity of any of these tools. I share them here for your pure amusement purposes only 
”
Typealyzer – provides a Myers-Briggs type analysis of your blog and shows you the area of the brain that your writing style reflects most.
Apparently I write as an INTJ. I test in Myers-Briggs as ENTP or ENFP.
Genderanalyzer – determines what sex you write like.
According to this I am 67% male! That’s about right for a guybrarian.
Readability Test - Determine what grade level your blog is written at.
This blog shows as being High School readability. (At least that’s above the middle school target for newspapers.)
Fun. Try your own or your library’s blog or friends’ blogs.
Stephen
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Interestingly, I am more male than you (68%) and, last time I looked in the mirror, I am a woman.
I am an ISTP and use my left brain
ISTP: The Mechanic: The independent and problem-solving type. They are especially attuned to the demands of the moment are masters of responding to challenges that arise spontaneously. They generelly prefer to think things out for themselves and often avoid inter-personal conflicts. The Mechanics enjoy working together with other independent and highly skilled people and often like seek fun and action both in their work and personal life. They enjoy adventure and risk such as in driving race cars or working as policemen and firefighters.
And I guess I write over most people’s heads: post-grad college level. I think that’s because I tend to write long, complicated sentences. Sorry about that folks.
I had some doubts about these analyzers before, now I question them even more.
Judy
These are great! I especially liked that my blog’s readability was GENIUS! Must start on my plans for world domination. Mwahahahahahaha!
Should I be concerned that pamryan.info comes back as 87% male? Am I more man than Stephen? Something to ponder : )
The INTJ (ya, right, I’m an “I”) isnt too far from my ENTJ and “college/postgrad” reading level is about right.
Cheers!
PR
Apparently I’m 71% male and like Judy last time I checked I was 100% female. Go figure!
The typealyzer was spot on with the INTJ though.
And apparently I write at genius level … could be because all of my posts are aimed at faculty members and not students. Never viewed my writing as genius though.
Thanks for the fun links!
84% male. (I note that their stats show the tool is getting 55% correct and 45% incorrect — that’s not much better than chance, though I imagine there’s a lot of selection bias not just in who’s filling out the survey but also in who’s taking the test.)