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I am sure they do. Ever since the "You should follow me on twitter" post (http://www.abtests.com/test/19013/other-for-dustin-curtis http://www.abtests.com/test/
by briancooley 17y ago
I am sure they do. Ever since the "You should follow me on twitter" post (http://www.abtests.com/test/19013/other-for-dustin-curtis http://www.abtests.com/test/19013/other-for-dustin-curtis), I see that phrase everywhere.
It could just be that I am noticing the phrase since I read about it, but it would be a strange coincidence to see the exact wording so often.
- charliepark 17y agoI believe the guys at ABTests.com would encourage readers to consider the results on the site, to evaluate whether or not running a similar test would make sense for their own site, to then run a test, and to then post the results at ABTests.com. Everyone would benefit from the same test running on multiple sites, to see whether the results are universal or not. I'm sure they don't think that a featured test would result in identical results on a different site. But opening up data like this for peer review and replication is a good thing. Edit: Oh. dcancel said as much, just above this.