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Here's a little thing I got from Maggie Reads. I think they must just count up the polysyllabic words or something...but hey, I'll take it.
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6 comments:
No, go on an admit it, your blog is very smart! ;D
Spiffy, that.
How cool! And perfectly accurate, I would say!
maggie--hee hee! Don't know about my blog, but I have to say I'm always impressed by the wit, wisdom, and sheer brains displayed by all the bloggers I read ;)
stefanie--I particularly like the brain graphic :)
litlove--thanks, you're sweet!
Heh, funky. Apparently two of the blogs I run are at high school level and one is at genius. MS Word has a function to supposedly check the readability grade level; I'd guess they're using something similar, probably based on length of sentences and syllable counts of words.
heather--I figured it was something like that, a counter of some sort!
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