having a laugh

Thanks to Jennyhaha at Flaw and Disorder I went off to look at what my blog was rated - and here it is:
Free Online Dating



apparently this is due to only having the word 'fart' in here once. Well, twice now (wonder if that will affect the rating).

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I am informed that adding the link may increase visits from spammers, I wonder if the word 'moron' adds to my rating too?

Comments

Nick Payne said…
Thanks for the comment.

Funnily enough, I did this the other night and had the dubious honour of getting the red "Restricted" (in the US that would be not for under 17's).

"This rating was determined based on the presence of the following words:
dead (12x)
death (9x)
hell (3x)
pain (2x)
masochist (1x)"

I didn't realise I talked about death quite so much. However I don't think i'm that morbid... i believe this may be skewed by my blogging about a friend's death, not so long ago. I also quite often refer to Christ's death.

Context is everything and that is something that software can't handle.
4:50 pm
Anonymous said…
mine came up "Rated G"...I did use the word "Puke"
6:15 pm
Dr.John said…
My rating was PG because the word "torture" appeared in one blog entry.
11:42 pm
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