Wyrdness said:
They're right though as their scaling makes sense and the industry's doesn't, 5 is bang in the middle of the scale and easy to navigate and explain while 7 doesn't make sense at all for being average as below 6/10 you have five numbers on the scale for bad. Edge is at least coherent. 1- Avoid |
Average doesn't mean the exact middle of a set of numbers. Average is the result of adding all the number's up and then dividing the sum by the total numbers given. The average grade in a classroom isn't 50/100. The average grade in a classroom is whatever the average grade of all the students put together is.
Also Average and Decent means the same thing. Listing 5 as Average, and then 7 as Decent in a scoring scale is like listing 9 as spectacular, and 7 as awesome. Mediocre also means average. Their descriptions just don't make sense.