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<blockquote data-quote="mamba" data-source="post: 9103582" data-attributes="member: 7034611">Why indeed, there are plenty examples that prove the assumption that big companies (or all departments within one) are always run well wrong.I rather use the specific than the generic, and here the specific is how the survey is conducted. The one person out of 10 is just icing on that cake.Since you have spent zero effort to understand the survey approach, and implicitly trust WotC, I am not surprised that you see no problem with it. Maybe look into that over your desperate attempts to point out that somehow WotC is infallible because they make more money than a mom-and-pop store.I have told you repeatedly that you will have to show me wrong on that, yet all you do is talk about how great WotC presumably is, with nothing to back that up either. All just unsubstantiated claims. This does not cut it, I dismissed it the last few times and I will keep on doing so.That does not at all address why there are two thresholds. What is the 70% threshold for, what is the 80% threshold for?I grant you the 80% one means the thing is good enough to not require further improvement, so what is the 70% one for?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mamba, post: 9103582, member: 7034611"] Why indeed, there are plenty examples that prove the assumption that big companies (or all departments within one) are always run well wrong. I rather use the specific than the generic, and here the specific is how the survey is conducted. The one person out of 10 is just icing on that cake. Since you have spent zero effort to understand the survey approach, and implicitly trust WotC, I am not surprised that you see no problem with it. Maybe look into that over your desperate attempts to point out that somehow WotC is infallible because they make more money than a mom-and-pop store. I have told you repeatedly that you will have to show me wrong on that, yet all you do is talk about how great WotC presumably is, with nothing to back that up either. All just unsubstantiated claims. This does not cut it, I dismissed it the last few times and I will keep on doing so. That does not at all address why there are two thresholds. What is the 70% threshold for, what is the 80% threshold for? I grant you the 80% one means the thing is good enough to not require further improvement, so what is the 70% one for? [/QUOTE]

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