MBTI & Blogging

Currently reading: Little Dorrit

I'm mostly posting because I'm sick of seeing that post on top every time I come to check the blogroll.^^ The amount of internet time I used to have is appalling, now that I think of it; I've let almost everything online slide lately because of classes and outside events and such—and I must say, I'm quite enjoying actually having a life. LOL.

Two interesting things—at least, I find them interesting—which means that probably no one else will, oh well, here we go!

According to the Typealyzer this is an ESTP blog. Hmm...yeah...figure that one out! I stuck in the addresses of a bunch of the blogs I read into it after, and all were ESFPs. I would very much like to know how it decides what blog is what type. Certain keywords? Number of other names vs. number of references to self? I would have thought that they use amount of time between posts to decide Judger/Perceiver, or Sensing/Intuitive, however accurate that might be, but it doesn't seem that they do. The only conclusion we are left with is that the creators of Typealyzer are plotting some conspiracy, world domination, whatever is the fashion now. I always knew those EFSPs were up to something.

Blogthings' What's Your Blogging Personality? is a little more accurate. It doesn't say anything about the MBTI but that's what the questions are based on.

Your Blogging Type Is the Private Performer

Your blog is your stage—with your visitors your adoring fans. At least, that's how you write with your witty one liners. And while you like attention, you value your privacy. You're likely to have an anonymous blog—or turn off comments.

...or more properly, ISTP. The last part doesn't fit me (why have a blog if you don't allow commenting?). The rest might.

What did you get?