The idea that a comparative analysis of applications has directly influenced a survey with only 78 responses should be viewed with caution; it's a risky drawdown to draw firm conclusions. The link is, at best, an initial condition, not a certainty, because the volume of such a sample does not allow for evaluating real stress points or difficulties for a product. We would need a clear mandate and a much higher participation threshold, like 500 responses minimum, for the influence to be more than just a guess. Without a fail-safe on data size, we can't really say that one feeds the other reliably; it's like organizing a party with only 7 guests and claiming to have surveyed the whole city.