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Originally Posted by PatNY
But that additional information is irrelevant. Once it's pointed out that the report excludes the MOST POPULAR browser on the Android platform, it has little applicability to the discussion. Your pointing out that it's missing yet more browsers as well only makes the report even more pointless. While funny, it added little relevance to the discussion, since it was already ascertained the report was missing a big chunk of essential data anyway.  |
Are you being wilfully obtuse?
These are not ads in the Opera browser, they are ads delivered via the Opera mobile advertising network. 80% of them appear in apps on all smartphone platforms.
This is typical of how PatNY argues. He glances cursorily at the relevant data without trying to understand it, identifies a lone element he thinks he can nitpick about while avoiding the substance of the debate (in this case, the word 'opera'), and then tries to spin it to support his false claim. There is no logic involved, no reasoning. Just knee-jerk reaction in defence of a preconceived conclusion.