This little toy tests content based on Zipf's Law . To simplify, the law states that the most abundant item of a set will appear twice as often as the second most abundant, three times as often as the third most, and so on.
In order to test this law, paste a decently sized bit of content into the textbox below. It's expecting HTML. You can then "Zipfize" based on tag names used or actual text. The parser is pretty rudimentary, but hopefully it's good enough for these purposes.
This was inspired by this Vsauce video.
Expected According to Zipf's Law. Percentage based, so smaller sample sizes will see this further off.
Actual Relative to Most Common