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I would imagine that depends on what's "average" and what's
"good/bad/acceptable." Having been brought up in the pre
touchy-feely days when a test score under 60 was an F,
60-70 a D, 70-80 a C, etc., I thought rating myself as a 7/10
on a good day put me at or slightly below "average," at least
in the areas of hands-on document creation. But if a 5/10 is
"average," put me there.
Gene Kim-Eng
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From: "Joe Malin" <jmalin -at- tuvox -dot- com>
I rated myself as an 8 (of course) thought it's probably not at all
true. Thinking again, I probably deserve a 4-5.
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