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On that who you write like meme. Are all the results white men? I got Joyce James, Stephen King, and Raymond Chandler.
Outside of racist and sexist concerns, as far as I know, I've read none of their work so I have no clue how to feel on that. I'm also curious - how does the code work? I can easily name influences in my writing - both in themes and style. I'm not sure how any code could actually analyze that. From my knowledge of code, I'm not sure how in depth it could get. And code really can't do context...
I'm not on hiatus from posting but I'm still away from the Internets a lot.
ETA: I got Shakespeare for my Casca/Everyone fic.
The code is dead. I'm just going through it to find out if I can find at least one person of color or woman on this test.
ETA 2: I got Jane Austen, Margaret Atwood and J. K. Rowling! Now to try and find a person of color. And hopefully someone not from the the U.K., USA, or Canada.
ETA 3: We have representation from France, Russia, U.K., Canada, and the U.S.
Outside of racist and sexist concerns, as far as I know, I've read none of their work so I have no clue how to feel on that. I'm also curious - how does the code work? I can easily name influences in my writing - both in themes and style. I'm not sure how any code could actually analyze that. From my knowledge of code, I'm not sure how in depth it could get. And code really can't do context...
I'm not on hiatus from posting but I'm still away from the Internets a lot.
ETA: I got Shakespeare for my Casca/Everyone fic.
The code is dead. I'm just going through it to find out if I can find at least one person of color or woman on this test.
ETA 2: I got Jane Austen, Margaret Atwood and J. K. Rowling! Now to try and find a person of color. And hopefully someone not from the the U.K., USA, or Canada.
ETA 3: We have representation from France, Russia, U.K., Canada, and the U.S.