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  • (Score: 2) by zocalo on Tuesday March 24 2015, @12:36PM

    by zocalo (302) on Tuesday March 24 2015, @12:36PM (#161900)
    Or you could look on it as an exercise in thinking logically to make up for the absense of some hard data. It's clearly not going to be 0% due to people not wanting to say things on record or just being too lazy to log in before they post. Taking a look at a few of the busier threads makes it pretty clear that most posts are by signed in users, so of the remainder there will be a mix between genuine ACs without an account and users who are not signed in. The brackets are pretty broad too, so 0-25% is almost certainly the correct answer.
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  • (Score: 1, Funny) by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday March 24 2015, @12:39PM

    by Anonymous Coward on Tuesday March 24 2015, @12:39PM (#161901)
    And by replying to myself anonymously, I can guarantee that anyone who voted 0% or 100% is wrong. :)
    • (Score: 3, Funny) by maxwell demon on Saturday March 28 2015, @12:15PM

      by maxwell demon (1608) Subscriber Badge on Saturday March 28 2015, @12:15PM (#163509) Journal

      Given the list of options, it's obvious that the values are to be rounded to a full multiple of 25%. So "0%" actually means "less than 12.5%" and "100%" means "more than 87.5%".

      If the options were taken at exact value, it's practically guaranteed that none of the options fits. To start with, the 50% option being exactly true requires that the number of posts is even, therefore every second post it is guaranteed not to hold, and the 25% and 75% options can only hold if the number of posts is a multiple of four, that is, only once in four posts it is possible that one of them holds exactly.

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  • (Score: 2) by bart9h on Tuesday March 24 2015, @01:03PM

    by bart9h (767) on Tuesday March 24 2015, @01:03PM (#161909)

    Or you could assume the wording was wrong, and it obviously meant to be "How often you registered SN user post as AC?"