Well, pretty biased article. One example: "There were 28,657 survey respondents who provided an answer to tabs versus spaces and who considered themselves a pr

Well, pretty biased article. One example: "There were 28,657 survey respondents who provided an answer to tabs versus spaces and who considered themselves a professional developer (as opposed to a student or former programmer). Within this group, 40.7% use tabs and 41.8% use spaces" Without filtering to the 'professional developers', meaning overall, there are more tab users (32% vs. 28%).