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Based on the Cliterature blog post “Are Women Steeple People” automated text analysers have determined:

1) Suggested keywords: steeple, do, women, not. [KeywordSuggestion]

2) Approximation of number of years of education (U.S.) required to read text: between 8.1 (Automated Readability ) and 11.8 (Gunning-Fog Score).  [Readability Tool]

3) Not plagiarised (as if!). [Copyscape] [ArticleChecker]

4) Most frequenlty used word: the.  Least frequently used word: microsoft. Average sentence length: 16.5 words. [TextContentAnalyser]

5) Automatically generated abstract: “Hands may also be “steepled” where the tips of the fingers of each hand are touched together. I also read within that men steeple there hands high which signifies confidence–women steeple lower and in covert ways. I find it in other less than authoritative works such as fan fiction and amazon reviews. Finally I find it in a number of moderately serious pastiche stories dating from the 1980s onward (the einstein paradox, 1998; my sherlock holmes, 2003; ghosts in baker street, 2006 etc) but a search of the canon, alas, also fails to produce the adjective.” [Topicalizer]  (I wonder if this would work for making a synopsis of a fiction novella?)

6) The Cliche Finder either didn’t work or didn’t find any. 

7) “…the author of this passage is: male!” [Gender Genie], see also “Weak MALE–Weak emphasis could indicate European” [Gender Guesser]

[edited to add] 8) My blog’s personality: “INTP–The Thinkers: The logical and analytical type. They are espescially attuned to difficult creative and intellectual challenges and always look for something more complex to dig into. They are great at finding subtle connections between things and imagine far-reaching implications.” [Typealyzer]

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