I was curious and backtracked to the group that coded the meme. Because I wanted to know how the app actually analyzes the text.
The blog-owner was so kind as to answer, when I asked: "...both words and sentence structure (not random)."
I also found his comment on the original post for the app.: "Currently it analyzes vocabulary (use of words), number of words, commas, and semicolons in sentences, number of sentences with quotation marks and dashes (direct speech)."
So, now we know a little more. He promised to reveal more in upcoming blog posts... :)
I posted a fairly long part of the fanfic that I'm currently working on, and again ended up with Dan Brown... :) Maybe I should go dig out his books again, to see what's similar... *ponders*
The blog-owner was so kind as to answer, when I asked: "...both words and sentence structure (not random)."
I also found his comment on the original post for the app.: "Currently it analyzes vocabulary (use of words), number of words, commas, and semicolons in sentences, number of sentences with quotation marks and dashes (direct speech)."
So, now we know a little more. He promised to reveal more in upcoming blog posts... :)
I posted a fairly long part of the fanfic that I'm currently working on, and again ended up with Dan Brown... :) Maybe I should go dig out his books again, to see what's similar... *ponders*
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Hm... I haven't read any of Palahniuk's stuff, either. But from what I've gathered it's supposed to be quite heady stuff. So yes, I'd say your writing is just as powerful. :) And that means it's perfect! :)
If I read more about the app, I'll post it...
http://nielsenhayden.com/makinglight/archives/012502.html
Looks like they changed the coding, since when I tried it, there was nothing like that on there...
We'll see what the originator has to say... :)
I'm sorry if you felt offended by my comment.