JKits is right.
The way I see the slider community is that it is strong, but not the most accessible to newcomers. There aren't many comprehensive comparisons to help people understand the extensive information given by slider makers (very grateful for these contributors).
I'm basically comparing slider sets using few (9) scales, based on how easy/hard it is as the user and how weak/strong the AI performs. I hope it makes sets more accessible for those wondering where to start (some need easier sim sets, some want "average joe" sliders, some want "comp-level challenge" sliders). I try most sliders here (and a few other notable ones) because I think they all aim for a sim environment.
There are ways to organize the information better and I'm open to ideas as long as it does 1 of 2 things:
1. Makes it easier to share the data.
2. Makes it easier to understand the data.