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I would posit that the issue with the original post referenced by Diego is, in fact, that the conclusion he draws is poorly stated. Reading the full post by Ja

by klawed 14y ago

I would posit that the issue with the original post referenced by Diego is, in fact, that the conclusion he draws is poorly stated. Reading the full post by Jamie, it's clear that the title "34.5% of US Internet Population not using Facebook/Twitter" should actually read 34.5% of US Internet Population not using Facebook/Twitter to manage their identities on third party sites."

furyofantares 14y ago
34.5% chose the answer "No - I'm not on Facebook/Twitter", there were other ways to answer "no" that didn't imply that you weren't on Facebook or Twitter, and in total the poll showed 77% responding that they didn't use Facebook/Twitter to manage their online identities with third parties.
- codeka 14y ago
  The only way to choose "no" is "no - I don't understand how it works" or "no - I'm scared of scams". I know how it works and I'm not scared of scams, but I still don't use Facebook to log in to third party sites. What do I choose?
  - furyofantares 14y ago
    That's an issue with the survey, it's not clear what people in your situation chose.