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Cool, here's a site that measures how good and evil your website is. Apparently they use some kind of word association process. My new site, which I've been crossposting to, is only 30% evil, maybe it's something to do with wordpress being less evil that Six Apart?
Link via Alice Hill's RealTechNews
PS- Google came in at 41% evil.
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» 86% Good! :) from Gaurav's Blog
[via Jeff Nolan]
This site http://homokaasu.org/gematriculator/ provides with some textual analysis tool that calculates good vs evil for any given text.. try it out!
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The Gematriculator is a service that uses the infallible ... [Read More]
» Good or Evil? Get Measured. from Zoli's Blog
I’m only 58% good, according to the Gematriculator. (hat tip: Jeff Nolan)[Read More]
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For what it's worth, our portfolio company www.glycofi.com rates a "97% good" score. Guess they get credit for creating next-generation biotherapeutics....
Posted by: Phil Ferneau | Jan 30, 2006 at 06:14 AM