> The more valid way of looking at it is what percentage of his user base are confused by it. Hence my question. All he said was "consistent". What does that m

> The more valid way of looking at it is what percentage of his user base are confused by it. Hence my question. All he said was "consistent". What does that mean? It's not a quantifiable unit. He could get a complaint every minute, or he could get one every day, or every year, all of these would be "consistent", but their meaning differs vastly. > And it's not a matter of stupidity, especially before a user has a solid idea of what DDG is. If their response to being told about a thing called "duck duck go" is to go to a web browser and type in "duck.com", it's stupidity. They're treating a domain name as a "do what I mean" mechanism. It's not. It's an address. If I hear the restaurant is at "123 <garbled>", is the correct solution to go to building numbered "123" on the nearest street and get angry when it's not the restaurant?