<p>I am happy to see the question closed, not because it is off-topic but because the associated comments that have been left are going to be a little bit off-topic themselves. </p>

<p>I initially flagged the question, just because I thought someone else should act as a "moderator". Anyway, it seems the OP wasn't aware of the voting system, then wasn't able to vote because of his duplicated account or something like that. Myself, I'm not familiar with SEs, and I don't like judging an user about his/her behavior. Anyway, even without reading the FAQ, I think the principle of voting and/or accepting answer is not so outstanding... But more importantly, I was originally trying to suggest to this particular user that it is not very appropriate to use comments as a way to ask further questions (<a href="https://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/3984/aic-and-sc-value/">Understanding AIC and Schwarz criterion</a>, and <a href="https://stats.stackexchange.com/questions/4075/how-to-perform-t-test-with-huge-samples/">How to perform t-test with huge samples?</a>); in the meantime, I realized that he didn't vote at all. </p>

<p>Clearly, the question is on-topic, but there's too much confusion around that question now. So it is better to start another question, and delete this one. I think everyone, including the OP, will agree with that proposition.</p>
