I'm sure the analysis tool isn't reading friends-locked postings, which are typically at a higher reading level. :-)
Seriously, though, I think it has more to do with your natural writing voice and what you're writing about. And if you prefer to think about it differently, your writing is more accessible than mine is.
Your friends-locked? Or mine? It probably also can't take into account the comments you (or I) make about other people's posts.
Being accessible is (usually) good in my current job. From what you have said, it is good in your job and you have been asked to act more accessible.
Plus, of course, if the spelling checker marks my word as misspelled twice, I will pick a simpler word. So it is more of a measure of my spelling than of my vocabulary. :)
My blog and my job are separate, and my blog serves my own purposes. Accessibility is not one of those purposes. :-)
As far as spelling goes, if the spell-check marks it as misspelled, that just makes me more determined to spell it correctly, or better yet, prove it's a word the spell-checker doesn't know but that I have spelled correctly...
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I am beaten at a lot of things these days. I try not to lose all my self-esteem (:-)).
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Seriously, though, I think it has more to do with your natural writing voice and what you're writing about. And if you prefer to think about it differently, your writing is more accessible than mine is.
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Being accessible is (usually) good in my current job. From what you have said, it is good in your job and you have been asked to act more accessible.
Plus, of course, if the spelling checker marks my word as misspelled twice, I will pick a simpler word. So it is more of a measure of my spelling than of my vocabulary. :)
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As far as spelling goes, if the spell-check marks it as misspelled, that just makes me more determined to spell it correctly, or better yet, prove it's a word the spell-checker doesn't know but that I have spelled correctly...
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I can't seem to separate any part of my life from any other part (at least not deliberately).
We may have exhausted any thing interesting to say on this subject.