>On 21 Jun 96 at 11:34, I wrote:
>
>> Either we dismiss the value of ALL of these popularity reports, or we
>> consider them all important. Personally, I vote for the first option.
>
Larry Boyd asked, in a wry comment
>
>Does this mean we should dismiss yours, or are you ending your crystal
>ball reading ?  :) :) :)
 
I'm swearing off popularity reports. They don't mean much to people who are
happy with their investments, and everybody's really guessing, anyway. What
matters is how well the system works for you. These "who's No. 1" reports
remind me too much of the American election system. Were it not for
popularity polls, we might have a real chance of finding out what
politicians really think. As it is, we only hear what a small sample of
people think about the politicians.
 
 
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