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Over the three years that I've owned Statistics::Descriptive I've often
wondered how users of the module feel about it.  I would appreciate it
if you would answer the following questions:

1) What do you use Statistics::Descriptive for?
   (This is something that always amazes me.  I think the coolest
   app so far is summarizing web server performance for the 1998
   Olympics in Atlanta)

2) On what platform do you use Perl and Statistics::Descriptive?

3) Is the manpage helpful?  (If not, please explain why).

4) Do you use the caching for Full method outputs such as
   trimmed_mean()?

5) Is there anything really annoying about Statistics::Descriptive?
   (aside from flakiness from the maintainer like surveys and bad releases)

6) Is there anything missing from Statistics::Descriptive?
   (I inherited it from Jason Kastner because I wanted to add a few
   features and he didn't have time to maintain the module anymore.
   After v2.2, any new features (2-3) that were added have come from
   requests from users.)

7) Any other comments you'd like to make that I haven't asked about?