Hey, My name is Nicholas Smith and I am a PhD candidate at Auburn University in Public Policy. I recently found your software and after reviewing it, was extremely impressed. I started evangelizing on campus to my peers about your software but I was met with considerable skepticism, especially by my professors, that the software might not be legal or may not be statistically accurate.
Well, as an open source advocate, I could not stand by and let this happen. Tonight, I will be running a data set in both SPSS and PSPP. I will post screenshots of both, along with all the tables and graphs. If they turn out to be the same, the professors will no longer be skeptical and I can continue to advocate for PSPP. I figured this might be helpful to you guys as well, so I will email you my findings. Nicholas Smith PhD Candidate Auburn University 334-524-1911 smit...@auburn.edu
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