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| Why is 3/5 generally considered a positive review, and 2.5/4 a negative one? by Jerry Whorebach 12/15/2012, 6:34am PST | ||||
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| If anything, I would've thought it would be the other way around. Is this something people learn in high school? Because I didn't etc. etc. | ||||
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Why is 3/5 generally considered a positive review, and 2.5/4 a negative one? by 12/15/2012, 6:34am PST  Because when rating in objects like "stars" you should stick with integers. NT by 12/15/2012, 8:36am PST Why is N/2 + 1/2 a positive review in a 5-star system but not a 4-star system? NT by 12/17/2012, 2:01pm PST Because 3/5 looks like 3/4 and 2.5/4 looks like 2/4. NT by 12/17/2012, 2:25pm PST |
