I originally created this poll because I thought it would be interesting to see how big of a concern piracy really is to Microsoft when it comes to operating systems. Here are the results:
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I’ve compiled a pie chart for better visualization of the percentages of votes below:
Let’s simplify things even more by filtering the results to just Yes and No. To do this, I used the numbers from “No, I’m going to buy it” to represent No. I didn’t include “No, because I’m not buying it anyway” because those results aren’t related to the objective. I took exact numbers from “Yes” and included them into Yes. Then I took 40% of votes from “Yes, but if it’s good, I’ll purchase it” and put them into Yes as well. 40% is the number of IT organizations expected to deploy Windows 7 by 2010. Although most votes probably weren’t given by IT professionals, it was the most accurate figure I could use for assuming how many people will buy Windows 7 after pirating it. The results are quite interesting.
A few factors that should be taken into consideration from these results:
If you placed a vote and would like to comment on it, please leave a comment in this post. It will be interesting to see why users believe Windows 7 should or should not be pirated. A new poll will be posted tomorrow.
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. Read the rest at windows7center.com.
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