- From: <detlev.fischer@testkreis.de>
- Date: Thu, 10 May 2012 13:52:31 +0200 (CEST)
- To: richard.warren@userite.com,public-wai-evaltf@w3.org
Will there be a articular tool abailable online ("@ W3C) to parse the entire site (or rather the selected scope) and produce those random pages? Can you do it whatever way you fancy? A truly random selection would never be replicable anyway. So do we have a situation where evaluators can pick whatever they fancy to make up the required random part of the sample, or would they have to document the pocess of random sampling? I find all this rather daunting but I admit we don't do random sampling SATM. Detlev > Hi, > I am not sure if I have missed it – but I cannot see a requirement to select a random sample of pages. I know we discussed this earlier and a random selection was included. I find this a useful exercise. remember that some visitors will land up at a random page so it is important that all pages make sense, or at least allow progress, when taken out of context. I seem to remember discussions on what size this random selection should be – but do not remember that we decided to not include it as part of step 3. > > Richard
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