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Zing! This blog’s reading level
I’m not usually an adept of these things — I actually often criticize the tendency to fill blog blog journal s with these useless badges, but if there’s anyone in the world entitled to propagate a viral badge it’s David Meadows from Rogue Classicism, the source of my daily dose of high classic (greek/roman) scholarship. Well, here comes nothing.
me write endless run-on nested sentence.
Anyway, Hugh McLeod’s Gaping Void, like Waiter Rant, have “Elementary school” reading levels. Violent Acres is a “Junior High School”.
So I’m thinking, tongue wobbling on cheek, that less is more and I should stop writing for genii if I ever expect to be succesful.
PS: This is obviously useless (because it’s meaningless — it analyzes english text) for blog blog journal s in portuguese. Sorry, periferia.
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Sem querer ser o chato, mas sendo: seu blog é melhor em Português. Não se faz um Conrad ou um Nabokov todos os dias, babe.
e eu concordo.
Em português sai melhor, menino!
Bem, aos poucos melhora.