No, they didn’t I posted several different surveys, all independent of one another.
You still haven’t answered the question that began this idiotic round-robin.
You posted no surveys. You posted sites' links. All of your sites' links went back to the Landscape survey. All of them. You have not posted a link to a scientifically accurate survey, since all of your links go back to the Landscape survey and I have shown any number of times that the basic methodology of the Landscape survey is not scientifically accurate.
I posted the CUNY survey, which I consider to be accurate, but I am not fixed to it. If you can find a scientifically accurate survey, then post it, and we can discuss the numbers. If you simply repeat yourself, as you have been doing, and keep referring to your own references to the Landscape survey, well, I will keep pointing it out.
The saying goes: put up or shut up. My good Doctor, you have repeatedly and only put up links to a single scientifically inaccurate survey, from a small selection of sites who all point back to it. No wonder they all agree. They are using the same biased survey. Let me ask this: are you unable to find a scientifically accurate survey? Are you unwilling to find a scientifically accurate survey? A secondary question in each case would be: why?