“I do not understand the justifications for getting the overall senate race incorrect while predicting the individual races correctly.”

Posted on November 9, 2006 by Chris F. Masse

On the Marginal Revolution blog (November 8 – “For the curious”), commenter “Brandon” asks the right question.

Technical Note: You might be surprised that I don’t link back to Marginal Revolution. This group blog, Midas Oracle, is only two-month old, and my goal is to get a high Google PageRank as soon as possible. See, reciprocating links is punished by Google. (Marginal Revolution is linked to on the blog sidebar, though.)

Web Stats Reports: For your curiosity, the (third) mention of Midas Oracle on the Marginal Revolution blog brought us, yesterday alone, more than 900 visitors (the direct visitors coming from their website + the visitors coming from feed readers like BlogLines or Google Reader).

Addendum (November 11): David Pennock answers the PM question on this little blog (Odd Head).

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2 Responses to “I do not understand the justifications for getting the overall senate race incorrect while predicting the individual races correctly.”

  1. David Pennock says:
    November 9, 2006 at 6:00 PM

    Doesn’t seem like a great reason not to link to something for the benefit of readers.

  2. Chris Masse says:
    November 9, 2006 at 6:14 PM

    I acknowledge your remark. There are pros and cons.

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