PURE AGNOSTICS ARE NOT ATHEISTS.
In the Dawkins's Scale, I went from 6-5, and then 5 to 4. And I think it's fair enough for people to consider themselves as a pure agnostic, if they really consider it to be an equiprobable scenario. When the coin is tossed, it can still land sideways although it is highly improbable, there is indeed a 3rd option.

Dawkins' Scale
1.Strong theism, which asserts that the believer knows without a doubt there is a God.
2.De facto theism, where believers are not 100 percent sure that God exists but consider it very probable and live their lives as though he does.
3.Weak theism, where a believer isn't wholly certain but leans toward belief in a deity.
4.Pure agnostic or complete impartiality, where the likelihood of a god's existence is just as likely to be true or false.
5.Weak atheism, where an individual isn't certain whether God exists but is inclined toward skepticism.
6.De facto atheism, where a person is not wholly positive that God does not exist but considers it very improbable and lives his/her life as though there is no deity.
7.Strong atheists, who believe with 100 percent certainty that there is no deity.

I do understand that the difference between a belief question and a knowledge question. However, some people find it a hard time to lean towards either ways to properly answer to the belief question, the same way a child struggles to answer when he is asked if he loves her father or mother more? I guess it comes down to how a person sees the world. As long as one can't be certain about either extremes, one must allow the possibility of all levels of agnostism as well.

It's fair enough to call someone with a >50%,<100% certainty in the existence of God, an agnostic theist and someone with a >50%,<100% certainty in the lack of a God, an agnostic atheist. However, what would you call someone who is at exactly 50%? The question of what they believe in is simply not a question they can answer with a binary option. Although, if forced you might get an answer out of them leaning towards either sides, but this is simply an unreliable answer as their actual anwer has to do with the 50% dilemma. So, do you believe you like your father or mother more?