Now that BlogMore is so obviously feature-complete and there's nothing else I could possibly need to add to it... here's v2.32.0 with a quick new feature.
The work to add the relatedness of posts got me wondering about other things that could be measured about the content of posts, and a bit of reading and looking for ideas resulted in my (re)discovering the Gunning fog index. That got me thinking it might be interesting to see what the highest and lowest values were for my blog, and perhaps what the average is, perhaps even get a feel for the distribution.
So now BlogMore has a with_gfi configuration setting (and a matching command line switch). When enabled, it adds the score for a post next to the reading time (if that's enabled, if not it's in the same location as the reading time would be). It also adds a load of stats to the stats page.
As well as this change, I've also tweaked the stats page so it's easier to get a link to a particular section. As with headings in posts, when you hover over a section heading you'll get a little anchor you can click on that will result in you visiting that particular heading. That should make it easier to highlight a particular statistic, if you need to.