Socionics Blog

March 2006

My typing stats

A number of people have asked me for help determining their type, and I have participated in a few typing discussions at the16types forum. I'd like to keep track of my personal Internet typing statistics. This is a good thing to do, because it shows you whether you might have a lopsided (and incorrect) vision of types. Even though I'm not 100% sure of each of the people represented in the chart below, I have marked their "most likely type." Again, this is a chart of only people who I have typed over the Internet. I will keep this chart current (M = male, F = female).

	There was a lot of white space here, so I thought I'd add these pancakes.

	The 16 types. Which one are you? (click to enlarge)

My new socionics blog

I just realized that I need a place where I can write things a bit more informally, without having to be too demanding of content. I have a lot of material written down in various places, a lot of half-done articles, etc. At the rate things are going most stuff will never make it to the public. I think this blog could become the "missing link" in my writing process:

forum > [blog] > articles on site > book (eventually)??

As it is I already save all my forum posts in a separate file on my computer, because most of my best ideas and formulations come out of real-life discussion. I also keep notes on other socionics related thoughts and observations I have. I like putting together information into a "product" of some kind. What I would really like to do here is create a blog where people can comment on my entries. That would be perfect, but I don't know how to create that. I've thought of creating a forum here, but I don't want to have to monitor it and have to remove spam all the time, and I don't want it to be filled with useless garbage.