Statistics

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Statistics explained, questioned, and discussed.

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About

Welcome to the Statistics community.
This is a place to share, discuss, and question statistics, data, datasets, charts, surveys, and analytical findings from any field including science, economics, politics, health, business, sport, and social trends.

Whether you are a professional, student, or just data-curious, this community values clear context, good methodology, and honest interpretation of data.

Community Guidelines

Rules

Provide Context
Posts must explain what the data represents, where it comes from, and what question or insight is being discussed. Raw numbers without explanation may be removed.
Cite Sources Where Possible
If sharing statistics, charts, or claims, include a source link or clearly state where the data originated.
No Misleading Statistics
Do not intentionally cherry-pick, manipulate scales, or misrepresent data to push an agenda. Honest discussion and critique are encouraged.
Clear Titles
Titles should describe the dataset or question clearly. Avoid clickbait or vague headlines.
Respectful Debate
Challenge ideas, methods, and conclusions, not people. Personal attacks or dismissive behaviour are not allowed.
No Low-Effort or Spam Content
No AI-generated junk, self-promotion, ads, referral links, or unrelated content.
Methodology Matters
If you are presenting analysis, be ready to explain your assumptions, sample size, and limitations.
Follow Digg’s Site-Wide Rules
All Digg community guidelines apply.

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