In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Tantek Çelik
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>>> The average person knows, understands, and uses telephone numbers and
>>> zip codes all the time. The same cannot be said about ISBN.
>>
>> Interesting assertion. Care to cite your evidence?
>
>Any study showing use of phones (number of phones per househould,
>cellphones per capita etc.) and postal mail demonstrates broad
>understanding of those two.
Nope.
>ISBN? I leave that David Letterman or whoever wants to make a funny
>video asking people on the street what an ISBN is and how to use it.
No evidence, then.
Free clue: I know far more people who use ISBNs than zip codes (indeed,
more who know what an ISBN is, than do a zip code).
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