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  • Seems legit for Google vs Kagi: https://sitemogging.com/mogged/google.com-vs-kagi.com
    by RhysU
  • This is a fun tool. I compared https://www.tyleo.com to Hacker News and won (Hacker News got 2.7, not hard to beat).

    What I really wanted though was just a way to get my own site’s score without having a competitor.

    by tyleo
  • Haha, great project. I had no idea what mogging means, but my underdog site apparently mogged the segment leader: https://sitemogging.com/mogged/dles.aukspot.com-vs-dles.gg
    by trizoza
  • Shame about the screenshotting feature - it doesn't afford the ability for a more interactive site to really showcase itself.

    Good example: The site of the family office of the heir to the Nintendo empire only got a 4/10 https://www.y-n10.com/

    by mlacks
  • Not sure about this one - my slightly terrible portfolio website that i'm in the process of completely revamping (bemben.co.uk) managed to mog simon wilsons webblog (https://simonwillison.net/) - which is a far better website in all aspects!

    Maybe introduce some additional stats like load times, content analysis etc - and tweak the prompt slightly - just because a website looks slightly newer, doesn't mean it's better at all!

    by endymion-light
  • I don't know what "site mogging" is, but apparently "emsh.cat mogged simonwillison.net" with the following description:

    > emsh.cat wins due to its superior use of negative space and a more intentional, minimalist typographic hierarchy that creates a sophisticated reading experience. While simonwilliam.net provides high information density, emsh.cat achieves a more polished and modern aesthetic through its refined layout and balanced composition.

    So "mogged" is about minimalism somehow? Fancy/modern term for "beauty" or similar?

    by embedding-shape
  • Ironically, Cloudflare won't let Cloudflare Cloudflare:

    https://sitemogging.com/mogged/asda.com-vs-tesco.com

    asda.com uses Cloudflare to block Cloudflare

    tesco.com uses Akamai to block Cloudflare

    by amiga386
  • Maybe im not in the target audience, but i had to look up what mogging is because its not explained anywhere
    by kryogen1c

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