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<blockquote data-quote="Maxperson" data-source="post: 9127981" data-attributes="member: 23751">No. That's entirely incorrect.&nbsp; Most surveys don't make an attempt to figure out an ultimate percentage based on vague questions.&nbsp; They ask specific questions and report what percentage answered &quot;important,&quot; which answered &quot;very important,&quot; etc.&nbsp; They make no attempt to be as exact as WotC claims to be.80% isn't the middle.&nbsp; WotC isn't trying to get a middle percentage.&nbsp; Nor are they cancelling out the extremes.If it gets tossed in the trash, their 70% or 80% is entirely inaccurate for multiple reasons, not just the one I used earlier.Without knowing exact percentages, they cannot tell if something hits 70%, 80% or 5%.&nbsp; They can't tell if it got a super majority or not.Very dissatisfied would be 0-25%.&nbsp; Dissatisfied would be 26-50%.&nbsp; Satisfied would be 51-75%.&nbsp; And very satisfied would be 76-100%.&nbsp; There are 4 categories to divide up 100%.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Maxperson, post: 9127981, member: 23751"] No. That's entirely incorrect. Most surveys don't make an attempt to figure out an ultimate percentage based on vague questions. They ask specific questions and report what percentage answered "important," which answered "very important," etc. They make no attempt to be as exact as WotC claims to be. 80% isn't the middle. WotC isn't trying to get a middle percentage. Nor are they cancelling out the extremes. If it gets tossed in the trash, their 70% or 80% is entirely inaccurate for multiple reasons, not just the one I used earlier. Without knowing exact percentages, they cannot tell if something hits 70%, 80% or 5%. They can't tell if it got a super majority or not. Very dissatisfied would be 0-25%. Dissatisfied would be 26-50%. Satisfied would be 51-75%. And very satisfied would be 76-100%. There are 4 categories to divide up 100%. [/QUOTE]

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