No. The analogy would be that every butcher sells meat by the lb, but some include an extra .1 lb, and others include an extra .05 lb. And then a third party c

No. The analogy would be that every butcher sells meat by the lb, but some include an extra .1 lb, and others include an extra .05 lb. And then a third party comes along and calls you deceptive because they measured yours at .9lb when measured on an airplane flying a parabolic trajectory, but the others still measured 1.0 lb. Which one was doing good marketing? The ones that gave you what you paid for? The ones that gave you a little extra? Or the ones that got lots of clicks for running a different test? Maybe they all were...