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Old 06-11-2011, 08:34 AM   #28
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I think he is right. The way to tell is in the details. Very detailed: Female. So-and-so detailed: Male
Nonsense. It's when the details are actually correct that you get a clue.

A test involving selected excerpts is, in my opinion, rather pointless. I believe I can usually tell whether the writer is a man, a woman, or something else.

I recently read a book written by a man and woman team. It was painfully obvious who wrote which parts.

The odd names that hide gender almost always belong to women authors.
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