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There seems to be a lot of confusion regarding ‘IndiRank’. Let’s for a moment leave aside the question of how it’s calculated. When I first saw one of these on a blog proclaiming the owner had a rank of 80, I thought there were 79 bloggers ahead of him.I didn't know that actually the higher 'rank' denoted better performance.
Rank: When you say that something ranks in a particular position on a scale, you mean that it has that position on the scale.e.g: the magazine ranked a lowly 52nd among British publications.(source:collins cobuild Dictionary)
I think it would be great if indiblog comes up with another name like IndiScore/ IndiGrade/IndiRrate so that it conveys accurately the relevance of the 'ranking' to a non indiblog audience as well.
Are you happy with the current nomenclature?
Any suggestions for a new name?
I know its not a life or death issue but feedback welcome ! Please share your thoughts on this.:)
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