Comment on Is Apple making implausible iPhone satisfaction claims?parentComments−buffington3yThat's not what's being compared. It's the rating those things received compared to the rating of the phone.I think it's fair to include the ratings of the highest rated [whatever] to compare to the ratings of another [whatever].The author is saying "even people's favorite things don't get such high ratings."−rahkiin3yBetter would be to ask everybody who watched Shawshank Redemption: ‘were you satisfied with the movie?’. A 9.2 on imdb is not equal to 92% satisfaction due to granularity in the answer options−hombre_fatal3yAlso satisfaction doesn’t mean you’d rate something a 10/10.−camillomiller3yIt’s a completely different methodology!!! Are they comparable just because they express the final value as a percentage?
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That's not what's being compared. It's the rating those things received compared to the rating of the phone.
I think it's fair to include the ratings of the highest rated [whatever] to compare to the ratings of another [whatever].
The author is saying "even people's favorite things don't get such high ratings."
Better would be to ask everybody who watched Shawshank Redemption: ‘were you satisfied with the movie?’. A 9.2 on imdb is not equal to 92% satisfaction due to granularity in the answer options
Also satisfaction doesn’t mean you’d rate something a 10/10.
It’s a completely different methodology!!! Are they comparable just because they express the final value as a percentage?