Is ‘Reforming’ Hot or Not?

December 5th, 2002 by Hal

A few weeks ago I added this weblog to the HOT or NOT weblog rating service. I was looking for two things. First, I wanted some feedback on how valuable my postings are for the readers. Second, I was looking for some promotion from the HOT or NOT service. At this time the rating is "8″ out of a possible "10″. While that doesn't sound bad, a straight numerical average of the 25 people who left their ratings would result in a average rating of "6″. ("Hot or Not" makes some adjustment to calculate the rating.) So I'm wondering…is this weblog really a "6″ or is it an "8″ (or something else)? Please go to the HOT or NOT site and leave your rating. AND come back to this posting and please leave your comments. Let me know what you find valuable and what I could be doing to provide more value. Thanks.

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One Response to “Is ‘Reforming’ Hot or Not?”

Hal Says:
December 9th, 2002 at 3:25 pm
Thanks Mary. Every once-in-awhile work takes precendence to writing.
I’ll get Klein’s book. :+:

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