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So, they are publishing this without the NSRs today, so we can diff it against future reports, is that the idea?
by chancancode 13y ago
So, they are publishing this without the NSRs today, so we can diff it against future reports, is that the idea?
- rdl 13y agoDoesn't help, because the most plausible number is "0-1000" (which actually means >0 and <1000, since =0 would be handled differently). They're not allowed to report NSL+LE with more precision.