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That's not what's being compared. It's the rating those things received compared to the rating of the phone. I think it's fair to include the ratings of the hi
by buffington 3y ago
That's not what's being compared. It's the rating those things received compared to the rating of the phone.
I think it's fair to include the ratings of the highest rated [whatever] to compare to the ratings of another [whatever].
The author is saying "even people's favorite things don't get such high ratings."
- rahkiin 3y agoBetter would be to ask everybody who watched Shawshank Redemption: ‘were you satisfied with the movie?’. A 9.2 on imdb is not equal to 92% satisfaction due to granularity in the answer options
- hombre_fatal 3y agoAlso satisfaction doesn’t mean you’d rate something a 10/10.
- camillomiller 3y agoIt’s a completely different methodology!!! Are they comparable just because they express the final value as a percentage?