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Comparing in non-competing spaces vs. comparing in competing spaces. I choose the latter. No one is suggesting reducing the sample further down with cherry pi
by powertower 15y ago
Comparing in non-competing spaces vs. comparing in competing spaces.
I choose the latter.
No one is suggesting reducing the sample further down with cherry picking.
- rbanffy 15y agoAnd how's that not cherry picking? If you decide to compare IIS with Apache only in the segments IIS is present, aren't you cherry picking already?
- powertower 15y agoIt's not cherry picking because the original title of this post suggested that IIS had lost marketshare to IIS and returned to it's 1998 levels. My comment pointed out that this is not true because Apache gains are not IIS losses 1-for-1.
- rbanffy 15y agoIIS lost marketshare to Apache (and to nginx and Google) and returned to 1998 levels. That has nothing to do with Apache gaining all of IIS losses. Anyway, Apache is growing fast at about the same click IIS is shrinking.
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