More questions, weighted by how much each one actually costs. You start at 100 and work down.
Everyone starts at 100 and loses points. Heavier questions cost more, so a high score means you checked few boxes, or only light ones.
Each bar is its own score out of 100, read the same way as the big number.
100 − 100 × checked weight ÷ total weight. Bars run the same sum per category.
Weight is based on the question, on a 0.4 to 6 ladder. Consensual kink caps at 2.5.
So a single heavy question drops the score further than several light ones, and no category is scored against any other.
the classic 100, one point each, scores comparable with everyone else's.
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