[plug] lies, damned lies and statistics. (OT)

[Bradley Woodward]

At 11:07 AM 18/09/2000, you wrote:
>On Mon, Sep 18, 2000 at 10:54:20AM +0800, Bradley Woodward wrote:
> > The point Netcraft made was that most of these sites are default installs
> > of Linux and Apache.  You install Linux with all options selected, and you
> > end up with a working web server (cool hey), and a webpage.  Netcraft
> > stopped counting those default installed webpages, and the percentages
> > dropped to what I posted.
>
>I hope that "cool hey" is sarcastic -- the last thing it should do is
>install a working web server.  Either way, the percentages dropped by
>THREE PERCENT, i.e., they barely moved so my description of a
>stranglehold is still quite reasonable.

Ok, whatever.  I'm not gonna argue over the numbers writen on a 
webpage.  Read it yourself, you'll find what I said printed there.  It even 
made news on slashdot, so I suppect there is some validity to it.

Either way, Apache still leads.



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