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Some facts are: 1-to comment, like and dislike on a video you need a Google account. 2-when someone views the video the view count of the video increases by one regardless of if the viewer has a Google account or not. So, how useful is the data we get via the like/dislike bar? I mean, if for e.g. you've got a video with 1 million views and the like/dislike value is 4000 to 250. Can one use that data to say what would have been the trend of these 1 million people if all of them could had a Google account or should have had a 3rd data like the number of abstention value have been added?
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