>>>Putting ISDN instead of DSL will give very misleading statistics.
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>>Statistics for what? My point was that its just a fun survey, no need to get worked up.
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>Well, it's Michel's survey, and judging from the topics so far, I assumed he might have some business reasons for gathering the statistics. Personally, I have a "thing" about statistics or reports that misrepresent the real facts.
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>It probably comes from a strong background in accounting and a desire to create solutions for my clients that accurately report on their business status -- so I watch for little things like that.

No kidding. It kills me to see people misuse and misquote numbers (and especially statistics). I've had it happen a few times with some of the sales analysis reports I've designed. It bugged me enough that I created another report that basically explained what could, and what specifically could NOT be inferred from the numbers. But I see the same type of wild-ass conclusions being made on the news all the time. Logic 101 should be a required course for people.