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<blockquote data-quote="mamba" data-source="post: 9110127" data-attributes="member: 7034611">yeah, it makes you wonder. There is a simple answer, those three words were the entirety of your original answer (plus an ‘or care’). The whole thing is not really relevant / interesting to me outside of showing that big companies can make mistakes, so I am not pursuing itNo, it is not, but my question was not what they are asking, it was what they want to learn by asking.Do you disagree that WotC wants to learn whether something is good enough to add to 2024 as is, is close and should be improved, or is far away and should be abandoned?If you disagree, then please explain why Crawford is telling us that our answers feed directly into the decision (see the thresholds you mentioned). Or do you think the 60%, 80% etc. he mentions are not the ones from the surveys?I agree that it isn't the question they present. I very much disagree that this is not what they try to determine from our answers, they are telling us that this is how they use our answers in that quote of yours.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mamba, post: 9110127, member: 7034611"] yeah, it makes [I]you[/I] wonder. There is a simple answer, those three words were the entirety of your original answer (plus an ‘or care’). The whole thing is not really relevant / interesting to me outside of showing that big companies can make mistakes, so I am not pursuing it No, it is not, but my question was not [I]what[/I] they are asking, it was [B]what they want to learn[/B] by asking. Do you disagree that WotC [B]wants to learn[/B] whether something is good enough to add to 2024 as is, is close and should be improved, or is far away and should be abandoned? If you disagree, then please explain why Crawford is telling us that our answers feed directly into the decision (see the thresholds you mentioned). Or do you think the 60%, 80% etc. he mentions are [B]not[/B] the ones from the surveys? I agree that it isn't the question they present. I very much disagree that this is not what they try to determine from our answers, they are telling us that this is how they use our answers in that quote of yours. [/QUOTE]

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