Sounds like the jury got nobled!

No wait. Nobbled. The jury got nobbled. ...

Okay this joke didn't turn out as well as I'd hoped.

A relatively interesting experiment, no doubt, but the article didn't answer a lot of obvious and relevant questions.

First, how big was the sample size? Everything is given as percentages and we all know how meaningless they can be if the number of people tested is small.

Second, what is the racial demographic of the users on There.com? There are plenty of parts of the world, e.g. Russia, where racism (in particular against black people) would not come as a surprise to anyone. If the demographic is primarily American or European then it would be slightly more surprising.

Third, and this is just curiosity, how many people actually complied with the first (totally unreasonable) request in the DITF experiment?