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skylolow · 07-28-08, 05:24

IMO (I'm not doing the test or taking my time up so I can see where this would be even more work) don't you think an update every two weeks would be better or weekly?? You had two drop out already but you don't know if they dropped out after as little as 10 days or 25 days. Or maybe one dropped off in as little a week and the other just failed within the last couple days. I guess what I'm saying is it won't surprise me coming up here that all of a sudden 8 to 10 drop out at a time and no way of telling if they lasted 8 weeks, 9 weeks, 10 weeks, etc. etc. Kind of hard to rank them if say 10 dropped off at the end of August. Since one could've failed 4 weeks prior and another just failed days before your update.

Either way excellent test you got going there. I applaude you for taking the time to do this and will be very interesting to see the end results.

07-28-08, 05:24	#42 (permalink)
skylolow Registered User skylolow is offline Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 36	Re: A uk version of the wax test! IMO (I'm not doing the test or taking my time up so I can see where this would be even more work) don't you think an update every two weeks would be better or weekly?? You had two drop out already but you don't know if they dropped out after as little as 10 days or 25 days. Or maybe one dropped off in as little a week and the other just failed within the last couple days. I guess what I'm saying is it won't surprise me coming up here that all of a sudden 8 to 10 drop out at a time and no way of telling if they lasted 8 weeks, 9 weeks, 10 weeks, etc. etc. Kind of hard to rank them if say 10 dropped off at the end of August. Since one could've failed 4 weeks prior and another just failed days before your update. Either way excellent test you got going there. I applaude you for taking the time to do this and will be very interesting to see the end results.