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Tuesday, December 2. 2008

Nice tool to find out the Myers-Briggs personality type of your blog. Or better: The personality type you show in your blog as it "reads" your blog: c0t0d0s0.org is an INTJ. Okay, this matches my own experiences with such tests - they sort me consistently in the INTJ or ENTJ groups

Posted by Joerg Moellenkamp in English, lost and found at 07:46 | Comments (3) | Trackback (1)
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Hehe, funny link. My blog is an ESTP, so it almost matches my personal ENFP type. I really would like to know how the Typelyzer works.

mue

#1 TheMue (Homepage) on 2008-12-02 09:40 (Reply)

Mine is INTJ as well

#2 therek (Homepage) on 2008-12-03 13:46 (Reply)

"Detected language German. The only supported languages are English and Swedish. But stay tuned, we are expanding."

Grrrr.

#3 localwurst (Homepage) on 2008-12-04 23:55 (Reply)

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