Ramblings of an Emergency Physician in Texas

Blogs and gender

Posted by GruntDoc on November 23rd, 2008

There is some gender disorder elsewhere in the medblogosphere, but not here:

genderanalyzer

More than 83% actually, but given the horrible returns of some bloggers, I won’t make a big deal of it.

via Scalpel


5 Responses to “Blogs and gender”

  1. Robin Says:

    Heh…. maybe I need some of those cat pics from Scapel’s site. Mine said “We think http://survivethejourney.blogspot.com was written by a man(69%).” Humph…

    I have another blog for work, and it said “written by a man(97%)”. It’s all technology, programming, and web2.0 stuff. I guess the analysts who wrote the analyzer think that’s a “man thang”.

    And I guess the feminists would think that’s ok?

    Thanks for sharing…

  2. Dr. Val Says:

    Yep, they’re pretty sure (79%) that I’m a man. Of course, they’re wrong almost 50% of the time (according to readers). Maybe their algorithm is “flip a coin?”

    I’m going to put on some make up now.

  3. Robin Says:

    Well, heck, I can spell “Scalpel”…

    LOL, Dr. Val…

    I bet it’s a school project….

  4. Blogs & Gender at scan man’s notes Says:

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  5. dragonfly Says:

    I was 63% likely to be a man according to them. Hmmmm.

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