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# Overview of the inclusive language analysis scoring criteria The inclusive language analysis checks whether your content contains any (potentially) non-inclusive words or phrases. The analysis is not available in all languages, check [this overview to see which languages have inclusive language support](https://github.com/Yoast/wordpress-seo/tree/trunk/packages/yoastseo/README.md#inclusive-language-analysis). ## How are individual traffic lights assigned? For every (potentially) non-inclusive word or phrase that is found in the text, a red or orange traffic light is shown. A red traffic light means that the targeted word or phrase is never inclusive, regardless of context. An orange traffic light means that the targeted word or phrase is _potentially_ non-inclusive, depending on the context in which it is used. | Individual Score | Rating | |------------ |---------------------------| |3 | Bad (red traffic light) | |6 | Ok (orange traffic light) | ## How is the overall score calculated? | Individual scores | Total score | Divide by 10: | |------------ |------------------ |---------------------------| | At least one individual score of 3 |30 | 3 (red traffic light) | | Zero individual scores of 3 and at least one individual score of 6 |60 | 6 (orange traffic light) | | Zero individual scores of 3 or 6 |90 | 9 (green traffic light) | ## More details on the individual phrases and feedback The targeted words and phrases are divided into the following categories: * [age](inclusiveLanguage/configuration/ageAssessments.js) * [appearance](inclusiveLanguage/configuration/appearanceAssessments.js) * [culture](inclusiveLanguage/configuration/cultureAssessments.js) * [disability](inclusiveLanguage/configuration/disabilityAssessments.js) * [gender](inclusiveLanguage/configuration/genderAssessments.js) * [socio-economic status](inclusiveLanguage/configuration/sesAssessments.js) * [other](inclusiveLanguage/configuration/otherAssessments.js) The list of targeted words and phrases, together with the feedback strings that are shown for each found word/phrase, can be found in the files linked in the list above. Each object in these files represents a targeted word/phrase, or sometimes a set of word/phrases with the same properties. - The `nonInclusivePhrases` property of the object contains the targeted word(s) or phrase(s) - The `inclusiveAlternatives` property contains the inclusive alternatives that are suggested in the feedback string - The `score` property contains the score associated with the word/phrase (3 or 6, corresponding to red or orange traffic light) - The `feedbackFormat` property contains the feedback string that should be shown if this word/phrase is found. - The `learnMoreUrl` property contains the URL to a help article for the category that the word/phrase belongs to (so the URL is the same for the whole file) - The `caseSensitive` property specifies whether the word/phrase should be targeted only if it is found in the same case as in `nonInclusivePhrases` (if the property is absent, the default value of `false` applies) - The (optional) `rule` property specifies a rule based on which the word/phrase should be targeted. For example, if a word/phrase should only be targeted if specific words precede or follow it.