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And your data showing is....where? I can of course say, I use this feature, and of course point to others who do, but I don't have data to say it is significan
by nowarninglabel 16y ago
And your data showing is....where?
I can of course say, I use this feature, and of course point to others who do, but I don't have data to say it is significant. However, you have stipulated it is not, but have not provided any data to prove it.
- endtime 16y agoI don't have any data showing that, but come on. Think about alllll the people out there who log into Facebook by Googling "www.facebook.com". That's your average internet user, not you and me.
- nowarninglabel 16y agoI'm not sure how much you interact with the "average internet user", but when I do help desk roles, as well as my role working for a floating university, I interact with hundreds of non-technical end users (Given my job history, I've interacted with thousands over the years). What I can tell you is that basing any theory about statistical anomalies on your preconceived notions without any hard data to back it up is usually an exercise in failure.
- endtime 16y agoAnd how many of the people you talk to do you think use the site: operator?
- rbanffy 16y agoAnd those are supposed to use site-provided search boxes for specific content?