A couple people on #clug were updating their Political Compass scores, which prompted me to jump on the bandwagon and do the test. I came out with the following scores. Economic Left/Right: -4.38 I then thought that it would be interesting to compare everyone's scores on a graph, so I wrote a [Python][] [script][py] to get the scores from Spinach and a [Gnuplot][] [script][p] to plot them. To add yourself to the graph, tell Spinach your score in the following format. The graph is regenerated every hour.
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Political Compass 2008from .tHE pRODUCT on Tue, 2008/09/16 - 08:31I was interested to see if my political leanings (as described by the Political Compass test) had shifted since having left University, gotten a job, started paying taxes, converted to Catholicism and having grown older.It is interesting to note that my |
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It would be cool if the graph
It would be cool if the graph could track people over time. I have made a start at getting the Python code to output suitable data, but none of the machines I have handy have a new enough gnuplot in the repo to play with the graph generation stuff. Perhaps I'll play some more later on.