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Bill Sohl wrote:
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Iitoi wrote:

the results at that
site are strikingly similar to your tabulation, with 45% fully in favor
of the NRPM (drop the test) and 55% in favor of keeping some level of
CW testing.

"Strikingly similar"?

Len Anderson claims the tally is 49.33% for and 50.67% against the NPRM
(either partly or completely). AH0A claims 45% for and 55% against.
That's a pretty big difference, particularly when Len posts his results
to four significant figures and claims to be
"accurate".

Whose count is correct?

It really makes no difference because the reality is that about 66%
favor ending code for General.

I say it depends on what the question is.

Indeed it does but this is the very, very first time you've mentioned
it. All you've talked about up to this point is how some anonymous
tabulations are perfect and Len's is inaccurate, inaccurate,
inaccurate! Hi, hi!!! I think you have an axe to grind.

If you're talking about the
General, there's a clear majority to eliminate the code test for that
license.

You don't say?

But if you're talking about the Extra, there's a clear
majority to keep the code test for *that* license.

Really?

If you're talking about complete code test elimination, which the NPRM
proposes, there's a clear majority *against* that.

Says who?