From yesterday's blog post on web3:
Of the 595 developers surveyed, a sizable portion had no idea what we were talking about: 36% responded with “What’s Web3?” Of those in the know, 25% think Web3 is the future of the internet, 15% think it’s a bunch of hype, 14% think it’s important for crypto and related apps, and 9% think it’s all a scam.
This paragraph is followed by a graphic with different data:
There are several errors here when comparing the text to the graphic:
- The text reads "36% responded with 'What’s Web3?'" while the graphic shows this number at 37%.
- The rest of the values in the text are rounded to the nearest percent compared to the graphic, but with 36% replacing 37%, the total comes to 99%.
- The percentages following "Of those in the know" are actually out of the total of 595 developers surveyed, not just out of the 381 (595 - 36%) or 375 (595 - 37%):
| Category | % of total | Qty | "Those in the know" % |
|---|---|---|---|
| - the future | 25.4% | 151 | 40.3% |
| - hype | 15.1% | 90 | 24.0% |
| - important | 13.6% | 81 | 21.6% |
| - scam | 8.9% | 53 | 14.1% |
| Subtotal | 63.0% | 375 | 100.0% |
| - What's web3 | 37.0% | 220 | - |
These values should either be recalculated to be out of 381/375 who know what Web3 is, or the text should read something like "in the remaining categories for those who know what Web3 is..."
