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> From: "Rick [Kitty5]" <rick at kitty5.com>
> >
> > that tiny-sounding 3.39%
> > translates to nearly a million people!  Much less when you expand
> > your net to the world.
>
> 3% is still 3%, its a teeny insignificant fraction

i'm still having trouble considering 1 million people to be an
insignificant number...

3% may be an insignificant fraction to you, but i do know many
clients who consider 3% to be an unacceptable loss of viewership...
imagine you've been hired to redesign a site and tell the client that
they will lose 3% of their readers... or better yet, tell them that
they will block out 1 million people... see how they dig that...

of course, your numbers will most likely vary... i know mine are
different...

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