Website Allows You to Rate Your Priest

Are you in the market for a German priest but want to make sure you're not getting second rate religious guidance? If so, Hirtenbarometer (shepherds' barometer) is the website for you. There priests are rated on performance at services, good works, credibility, and ability to keep their subject matter current and relevant. From the article: "Ratings for priests on the site are represented by sheep, whose woolly coats range from white to black to visually express a priest's rating. The pope and other prominent German priests so far sport light to middle grey wool."

Does the site include a default setting ...

[RockDoctor]

... of "hypocritical charlatan"?

"You can assign on a scale of 1 to 6 points, while the reverse is true for the school grading system. 1 point means very bad (the sheep is black) and 6 points mean very good (the lamb is white). "

Well, that's as clear as mud.

But the site claims to be "open to all faiths". So ... as a good Pastafarian, I feel ... the need ...

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[RockDoctor]

Oh, I forgot.

First Post!

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[Svartormr]

"You can assign on a scale of 1 to 6 points, while the reverse is true for the school grading system. 1 point means very bad (the sheep is black) and 6 points mean very good (the lamb is white). "

Hmmm, isn't that the same as the Kinsey scale [wikipedia.org]?

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[RockDoctor]

I dread to think. And since it's lunch time, and I do remember what the Kinsey report was about ... I'll not follow that link until lunch is well and truely settled.

Dispite the temptation...

[infonography]

to say First Priest!

I think we need to know what rating systems they are using? Clearly attributes such as Cold Hands?, Circumcised?, Nasty wine breath? and rarely caught in the alterboy are good ways to rate them.