Complete PINK Swaying Statistics Spreadsheet Info and Links to enter your sway

[Girlswaylondon]

Wow look at those stats!! 69% amazing!

[Faey]

I do not understand the alcohol statistics 🙈

ALCOHOL
none
- Total sways 117
- Total success 80
- Success% 68.38%

A little
Total Sways 35
Total Success 24
Succes% 68.57%

Some
Total Sways 26
Total Success 19
Succes% 73.08%

Lots
Total Sways 23
Total Success 17
Success% 73.91%

ALCOHOL TYPE
Wine Sways 109
- Total success 78
- Success% 71.56%

Spirits Sways 32
- Total success 24
- Success% 75%

Beer Sways 10
- Total success 5
- Success% 50%

Other Alcohol Sways 30
- Total success 20
- Success% 66.67%

All alcohol 170
- Total success 127
- Success% 74.71%

A little, some and lots amount to 84. How can there be a total of 351 sways in "Alcohol Type"? 🤔

[Faey]

The same with caffeine, sugar, aspartame, breakfast

CAFFEINE
Total sways (Some and Lots): 140
Total success: 216
Success%: 64.81%
Inverse success%: 0

CAFFEINE - none 58
Total Success 23
Success% 39.66%

CAFFEINE - some 144
Total Success 93
Success% 64.58%

CAFFEINE - lots 26
Total Success 26
Success% 100%

SUGAR
Total sways (Some and Lots): 139
Total success: 209
Success%: 66.51%
Inverse success%:

SUGAR - none 45
Total Success 23
Success% 51.11%

Sugar - a little 25
Total Success 21
Success% 84%

SUGAR - some 143
Total Success 93
Success% 65.03%

SUGAR - lots 41
Total Success 26
Success% 63.41%

Aspartame - all sways
Total sways 68
Total success 104
Success% 65.38%
Inverse success%

Aspartame - none 38
Total success: 29
Success%: 76.32%

Aspartame - a little 29
Total success: 21
Success%: 72.41%

Aspartame - some 29
Total success: 30
Success%: 66.67%

Aspartame - lots 30
Total success: 17
Success%: 56.67%

SKIPPING BREAKFAST
No: Total Sways 73
Total Success 49
Success% 67.12%

Yes: Total Sways 274
Total Success 175
Success% 63.87%

Some days: Total Sways 13
Total Success 10
Success% 76.92%

Most days: Total Sways 18
Total Success 13
Success% 72.22%

Everyday: Total Sways 70
Total Success 49
Success% 70%

Through OV / pos OPK (all) 322
- Total success 205
- Success% 68.42%

OV (confirmed) 150
- Total success 102
- Success% 68%

Pos OPK 139
- Total success 83
- Success% 59.71%

Sorry

[Throwaway_panther]

Could you clarify what you find confusing? Essentially both statistics show that alcohol and caffeine as part of an LE sway are successful, and happen to break it down more specifically (for example: whether beer was more successful than liquor, or if 'some caffeine' was better than 'lots of caffeine.'

In the case of little/lot/some alcohol not equaling the total number, I'm pretty sure that only 84 people specified how much alcohol (versus everyone else just saying they included alcohol in general in their sway).

[Linni]

The same with caffeine, sugar, aspartame, breakfast

CAFFEINE

Total success: 216
Success%: 64.81%
Inverse success%: 0

CAFFEINE - none 58
Total Success 23
Success% 39.66%

CAFFEINE - some 144
Total Success 93
Success% 64.58%

CAFFEINE - lots 26
Total Success 26
Success% 100%

SUGAR
Total sways (Some and Lots): 139
Total success: 209
Success%: 66.51%
Inverse success%:

SUGAR - none 45
Total Success 23
Success% 51.11%

Sugar - a little 25
Total Success 21
Success% 84%

SUGAR - some 143
Total Success 93
Success% 65.03%

SUGAR - lots 41
Total Success 26
Success% 63.41%

Aspartame - all sways
Total sways 68
Total success 104
Success% 65.38%
Inverse success%

Aspartame - none 38
Total success: 29
Success%: 76.32%

Aspartame - a little 29
Total success: 21
Success%: 72.41%

Aspartame - some 29
Total success: 30
Success%: 66.67%

Aspartame - lots 30
Total success: 17
Success%: 56.67%

SKIPPING BREAKFAST
No: Total Sways 73
Total Success 49
Success% 67.12%

Yes: Total Sways 274
Total Success 175
Success% 63.87%

Some days: Total Sways 13
Total Success 10
Success% 76.92%

Most days: Total Sways 18
Total Success 13
Success% 72.22%

Everyday: Total Sways 70
Total Success 49
Success% 70%

Through OV / pos OPK (all) 322
- Total success 205
- Success% 68.42%

OV (confirmed) 150
- Total success 102
- Success% 68%

Pos OPK 139
- Total success 83
- Success% 59.71%

Sorry

For example „caffeine“:

Total sways: 140, and the total success number is 216? I don‘t get it as well [emoji848][emoji28]

And it says „Total sways (Some and Lots): 140“, but the number of some (144) and lots (26) add up to 170...?




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[Faey]

Thanks, Linni! I could not even explain it in German LOL

[atomic sagebrush]

These stats are for entertainment purposes only. I strongly advise not taking them at all seriously. I don't keep the stats, the person who does is a volunteer who does it in her free time. We are not doing a study here and this information is what it is. Any strong trends will jump out at us, any small trends (such as the difference between "some" and "lots") is really probably unimportant. I have an essay about it here. http://genderdreaming.com/forum/gend...hts-stats.html

Fact is, our results are better than they've ever been and we are keeping track of that in a different way here: http://genderdreaming.com/forum/add-...rl-2018-a.html and here: http://genderdreaming.com/forum/gend...-thoughts.html

[blueeyedguys]

Stats updated. 4 new sways.

As for the stats, the totals aren't the same people a lot are from before we added the different categories. It's been quite awhile since I changed it and I didn't make any notes, but I think the total is only from before the change was made. So any sways added after will just be in the None/Some/Lots section. In other words, the total success group is completely separate and from different sways than the the others. It's the total of people who didn't chose one of the other options, not the total of all sways who chose any of the options.

At one point, I did try going through all the sway posts of people who only had said they'd had caffeine (or alcohol) but not the amounts. Many didn't give enough information to determine anything, or had no post at all, and it took a lot of slow, painstaking work that didn't really seem worth it after I'd lost who I was on for the second time and realised there were always going to be some people who would have to remain in the totals category.

[atomic sagebrush]

Oh of course! Thank you so very much for letting us know how that all worked - we appreciate it!

Thank you so very much for the update!!

[sam107]

I love looking at stats!! [emoji7] thank you so much for doing this! Have u ever thought of creating a questionnaire?


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