Is 1400 a good USCF rating?

Hi, is 1400 a good USCF rating for someone who's been playing for about 6 months?

I believe it should be, for someone who didn't know what chess was 6 months ago.

sus sanjay saying sus things about his chess career

???

there is absolutely no way that you have been playing chess for ONLY 6 MONTHS

and yes it is a good rating

I've played before, but I started playing online USCF only about 7 or 8 months ago

-_- then you could say the exact same about me

we literally started at the same time

definitely. 

1400 USCF is very good because most don't get to that rating without some kind of help that quickly.  I would gather that a normal person playing casually it would take a few years.

Oh, I've been playing on chess.com for about a year and uscf for about 7 months and got 1400

@sanjay1232123  Congrats.   I am guessing you are young which tends to help in getting faster gains.  

You've been playing prolly less than a year 1400 is rlly gud 

He’s been playing for like a year and 1/3 or smth

He put 1153 uscf...

Oh ok

Definitely, I didn't even get to 1400 until 2 years so it is very good for 6 months

Took me a little over 3 years to get to over 1500.

it took me 4 years to get my first rating (quick) to that finally in high school but it took me longer i think for me to be at that consistently in/at slower speeds because i was bobbing around the 1200's in regular at that point and couldn't quite beat 1200's, 1300's, 1400's and 1500's consistently enough to get it up there. i loved blitz and g/29's probably too much though and because of that hit 1445 in quick first lol.  never studied back then/just played. i did a study at one point when i was in college though and figured out that the average uscf otb rating of all players who've ever played is around 1000 so i reckon it's pretty good recently calculated what the online ones are too/the average for quick and regular is in the low 900's.