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No, the numbers do matter, your modification doesn't. > Sure but think about if a particular setting is used by a 49.9% of the user base but takes up 0.01% of
by zepolen 5y ago
No, the numbers do matter, your modification doesn't.
> Sure but think about if a particular setting is used by a 49.9% of the user base but takes up 0.01% of the real estate and confuses 50.1% of users that have no idea what it is and no intention of ever using it.
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- CRConrad 5y ago> No, the numbers do matter, your modification doesn't. No they don't and yes it does. The solution to your new contrived-numbers problem is the same as the GP's to the cleaned-up numberless one: Fix the actual problem in stead of focusing on meaningless made-up numbers.
- zepolen 5y agoThe problem is that some idiots think that 50.00001% is the same as 99.99999%, there's no fixing that.