On Monday 2005-05-16 01:25, Kevin Brown wrote:
> > C) A significant number of internet users, specifically those on high
> > speed internet cannot access the PLUG site.  This is absolutely
> > INTOLERABLE.  The sweeping lack of access is itself entirely
> > sufficient reason to discard the current host and if necessary the
> > current domain name.
>
> I'm not certain that it is a true sweeping lack of access.  Yes a few
> members have pointed out that they cannot access the site and this needs
> to be remedied.  I don't know what steps have been taken to deal with
> this other than to make sure the people in question were making it to
> the site provider's network.

Hypothesis: A significant number of web accounts are unable to directly access 
the PLUG website.

Extension: Those web accounts that cannot directly access the PLUG website are 
disproportionately using high speed internet access.

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Null Hypothesis: The number of web accounts unable to directly access the PLUG 
website is statistically insignificant.

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There is plausible reason to suspect the hypothesis is true.

Do we need to demonstrate that the hypothesis is true?

How do we test the hypothesis?  (It would seem to require some sort of random 
sampling.)
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