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Probably, because they are "A/B testing" things, that do not really show much effect or depend on more circumstances, than they care to eliminate and then overi
by zelphirkalt 1y ago
Probably, because they are "A/B testing" things, that do not really show much effect or depend on more circumstances, than they care to eliminate and then overinterpret the results. Like almost all corporate A/B testing.