Okay, so I wanted to share this little project I did. It’s about getting a “blank score,” which sounds kinda weird, but stick with me. Basically, I was trying to see if I could get a test result that was completely empty, like nothing on it at all.
Getting Started
First off, I had to figure out what I was even testing. I decided to go with a simple online quiz, something you’d find on one of those clickbaity websites. You know, the kind that promises to tell you what kind of potato you are based on your favorite color or something equally ridiculous.

The Process
So, I found a quiz and started taking it. But instead of actually answering the questions, I just left everything blank. I didn’t click any answers, didn’t type anything in the text boxes, nothing. It felt kinda wrong, like I was breaking some unwritten rule of the internet.
- First Attempt: I just hit the “submit” button without doing anything. The website got mad and told me I had to answer all the questions. Bummer.
- Second Try: This time, I tried being sneaky. I went through the quiz and just clicked random answers without even reading the questions. I figured if I just pretended to participate, I could trick the system. No dice. The website still gave me a result.
- Third Time’s the Charm: Okay, this is where it got interesting. I went back to leaving everything blank, but instead of just hitting “submit,” I looked at the website’s code. I’m not a programmer or anything, but I know enough to poke around a little. I found where the quiz answers were being sent to the server and just… deleted that part. I know, I know, it sounds crazy, but I was desperate.
The Result
I hit “submit” again, holding my breath. And guess what? It worked! The website just kinda froze for a second, and then it showed me a blank page. No results, no “You’re a russet potato!” message, nothing. I had achieved the elusive blank score!
It was a pretty silly thing to do, I know, but it was a fun little experiment. It just goes to show that sometimes, breaking the rules (or at least bending them a little) can lead to some interesting results. Plus, I got a good laugh out of it, and that’s always worth something, right?
I spent two days doing this. Just for this blank page. I think I’m just too bored.