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Not sure if someone has already asked for this, but I thought it would be a good idea to list the length of storygames based on page #

I noticed how when you click publish, they tell you the page number and how high it is when compared to the average. Nevertheless, every storygame length is rated in 1-8. So, someone help me out, and list the minimum and maximum for each number.

1. (example: 1-100 pages)

2.

3.

4.

5.

6.

7.

8.

actually the number of words per page is way more important.

Really? I didn't know that.

I knew he had a system, but I don't know the exact number. i doubt it goes by and interval of a hundred though. Mommy is around three hundred pages and I thought its length rating was pretty high.

its an 8 i beleive.

WPP, LPP?

And, how do they count the links?

In terms of the numbers 1-8.

I mean, how many links would equal an one when length is calculated from a length of 1 to the max of 8.

Exactly, and you said links + page = length. So in terms of link, how many would equal 1 length?

Otherwise, it would be page = length

where is the discussion in which the formula was derived?

I may be wrong but I remember that JJJ and alexp derived the formula in private, through PM or email or whatever.

i see, how far back does the system keep track of pms? 3J has certainly recieved several thousand pms.

I still have messages from 2006 in my inbox.

thats forever ago! i would never expect anyone to look through all that. i actually dont care, i was just trying to figure out how the answer could be found. 

above me sits the voice of wisdom, what it says is true and right, its words a plain and clear to any one.

i was quoteing someone. :p

King Solomon

its one of the dozens of translations, additionally i made a slight change to it to make it fit. the actuale quote is quite different, Solomon is writing and in it he says "Cant you hear the voice of wisdom?".... it goes on to say " everything i say is right and true"... "my words are plain and true to anyone with half a mind"

when he said it, it was much better. I just realy liked what Zikara said and decided to note how wise it was.

You are correct of course, i will do so in the future.

Ive read much of his writings in my absence from the site. What ive learned has brought shame to nearly all my past actions. I'm very nearly a completly different person now.