This might seem like an odd topic, but as a curious stats nerd I wonder if there's any strong correlations here. It would be interesting if, for instance, an abnormally high percentage of Icicles say they also considered Earth (or any combination; I just randomly picked one).
So! What is your current flight, and what is/was your second choice?
I am in Ice and my second choice is Lightning, or maaaaaybe Light.
The row indicates a person's current flight, and the column indicates their runner-up flight.
Some notes:
So! What is your current flight, and what is/was your second choice?
I am in Ice and my second choice is Lightning, or maaaaaybe Light.
»»»RESULTS SO FAR«««
Current up to page 40
I am continuing to update this spreadsheet every few pages.
Last update: 15:34 July 12th.
Current up to page 40
I am continuing to update this spreadsheet every few pages.
Last update: 15:34 July 12th.
The row indicates a person's current flight, and the column indicates their runner-up flight.
Some notes:
- Even if you used to be in a different flight, I'm organizing this spreadsheet by current flight. It may not have been your first choice chronologically, but it is your first choice in the sense that right now it is your most preferred flight. The only exception is when people say they are going to be moving ASAP; in that case I use the flight they are moving to as their "first choice"/most preferred flight.
- When people indicate that their opinion now is different than when they first joined, I record their current opinion.
- I am mostly only recording second-choice flights, not third or lower. If a person lists two second choice flights and doesn't indicate preference/ranking between them, I'll count both of them, but if someone is equally torn between three or more flights, I just skip that response. It's not ideal but there's really no other way to deal with indecisive responses.
- If I eventually get enough reponses I might do some fancy stuff like normalizing the data by average flight popularity (that's what the B and C columns are for) but because there are so many potential flight combinations it would take a LOT of responses to have a sample size that makes this worthwhile.