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How to interpret my List1 v List 2 results?

I would appreciate some small comment about my results.
I used the feature Advanced->Tools->Show Stats->List1 v List 2 (Identified/Verified)

Here is what I got about RSS:

RSS-blloggs...................: 0000000039/----------
RSS-blogcollector.............: 0000000054/----------
RSS-blogdigger................: 0000000019/0000000019 => 100.00%
RSS-blogdire..................: 0000000048/----------
RSS-bloggernity...............: 0000000063/----------
RSS-blogmetrics...............: 0000000029/0000000010 => 34.48%
RSS-britblog..................: 0000000022/0000000026 => 84.62%
RSS-feedcat...................: 0000000052/0000000001 => 1.92%
RSS-feedgy....................: 0000000053/----------
RSS-feedplex..................: 0000000033/0000000010 => 30.30%
RSS-fybersearch...............: 0000000041/0000000009 => 21.95%
RSS-globeofblogs..............: 0000000050/----------
RSS-lsblogs...................: 0000000055/----------
RSS-oobdoo....................: 0000000035/0000000004 => 11.43%
RSS-plazoo....................: 0000000049/0000000047 => 95.92%
RSS-rssmicro..................: 0000000056/----------
RSS-rssmix....................: 0000000033/0000000034 => 97.06%
RSS-rssmotron.................: 0000000044/----------
RSS-rssnetwork................: 0000000043/0000000021 => 48.84%
RSS-rsstop10..................: 0000000019/0000000023 => 82.61%
RSS-twingly...................: 0000000023/0000000018 => 78.26%
RSS-xmeta.....................: 0000000014/----------

I noticed that some of the results are like this: 0000000014/---------- or 0000000044/---------- or 0000000063/----------
Would that mean that the success rate is 0% and that I should stop submitting to this type of engine or that simply there is no way to verify some types of engines?

Thanks

Comments

  • Yes your examples means that the success rate is 0%. I would never build RSS in the first place, but I would like more data than this normally before disabling an engine.
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