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NextStage BlueSky MeterAbout NextStage BlueSky Meter

Use: Pure and simple, you login, either upload a file or enter an URL, click on submit and get your result. Clean, quick, simple and neat because we like it that way. Vox File Submissions Instructions Here

NextStage BlueSky Meter (NSBM) is a format recognizing text analysis tool based on Nextstage's patented and award winning Evolution Technology (ET). ET is the only patent (as far as we know) granted by the USPTO that "allows machines to understand and respond to human thought".

NSBM is designed to analyze material (blogs, Twitter streams, FaceBook pages, emails, DOC files, ...) and determines how much Blue Sky is hidden in the content. Why format recognizing? Because people respond to DOC files, web pages, emails, straight text, etc., differently even when the same information is contained in each item.

Please remember that

  • Some material is intended to be BlueSkyish.
  • Everybody has a little blue sky in everything they do. This is required for cognitive continuity (few people can exactly remember everything correctly) and to maintain the "fabric of society". Purveyors of penultimate truth are usually ostracized.
This specific tool was suggested by FindMeFaster's Matt Van Wagner and originally documented in The NextStage Irregular #1.

Please note that all values are in NextStage Standard Units. These values are internally consistent to the NSBM report. Successive runs of identical material should only vary a few SDVs unless the Language Engines are updated. Update times are posted on the NextStage Evolution site and in our RSS feed.

Note that NextStage Evolution can deny use of its offerings to individuals or groups at NextStage's discretion.

Vox File Submission Instructions

Vox files allow you to submit multiple files for batch analysis. NextStage BlueSky Meter emails you a single XLS of the results for all the files. The following must be true for NextStage BlueSky Meter to recognize and correctly process a VOX file:
  1. The files to be processed must be accessible on a web server
  2. The files must be browser compatible (htm*, txt, asp, php, etc)
  3. Each file to be processed must have a unique filename
  4. The VOX file's name must start with the letters "VOX" (VOXmysitepages.txt, for example)
  5. The VOX file must be in TXT format
  6. The full URL of each file to be processed must be its own single line in the VOX file
  7. Example: If you have fifty files to process then the VOX file content should look like

    http://xxx.yyy.zzz/file1.html
    http://xxx.yyy.zzz/file2.html
    http://xxx.yyy.zzz/file3.html
    ...
    http://xxx.yyy.zzz/file50.html

    Note that each file can be in a different web location provided each file is accessible via the web

Additional information:
  • Note that each file analyzed counts as one (1) run deducted from your NextStage BlueSky Meter account
  • NextStage BlueSky Meter will automatically deduct runs from your account as it processes the individual files and
  • Will notify you if you exhaust your runs before completing the VOX analysis