6 responses to “Lie, damned lie or statistic?”

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   Delia

   10 years Ago

   What is the point of fact a day when you don’t send us facts? This week, and another recently. Irritated and ready to unsubscribe.

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   Coenie

   10 years Ago

   I used to make use of your site as a reliable source of information. Since the AMPS debacle I am getting more and more concerned that this is no longer the situation – is the information provided accurate or not?

   Having to ‘vote’ on whether information is statistical or “lies” as you put it, really does not instill confidance in the information provided. If your data is based on anything but accurate statistics, I would prefer to rather unsubscribe from your newsletter.

   Please tell me that the lies bit is just tongue in cheeck!

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3. 

   Jessica

   10 years Ago

   Hi Delia, thanks for your comment! Our intention for this week was to run a competition where our subscribers stand a chance to win a Lindt chocolate hamper by voting for what they believe to be a statistic or a lie…just changing things up for one week. We hope you remain a subscriber and enjoy the coming week’s facts. Also, if there is a topic you are particularly interested in and would like to see included as a week’s theme, please send it on to us.

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4. 

   Jessica

   10 years Ago

   Hi Coenie,

   Please see the comment above.

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5. 

   Neville

   10 years Ago

   Similarly slightly annoyed – this feed competes with much other mail and limited time! – much as I like Lindt chocolate!

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6. 

   Jolinda

   10 years Ago

   I’m enjoying this week’s facts and I think it’s a fun competition. I think it gets people thinking and promotes healthy debate.

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