• bionicjoey
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    2 years ago

    The problem is, even if the number is really high (like say 93%), making it public allows management, the media, and the public to infer trends if it then dips down to a lower number (say 85%) in a subsequent vote.

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      2 years ago

      Those votes dot happen often enough to derive good tactical data. Most of the time it’s one vote, with progressively rare second, third, fourth votes. There’s just too little data to get useful trending.

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        2 years ago

        I don’t disagree, but the three groups I said might try to infer a trend are management, the media, and the public. None of those groups are known for their good understanding of statistics. All of them will happily draw a line between 2 data points and call it a trend.