TTR is no golden bullet, but like JKP says, nothing is. Hammers are great but if you have only a hammer you can't build a house.
TTR is more like a sledgehammer. If you need a big hole in a wall it will do, but you won't use it to hang a picture frame or to paint a door.
So like all tools, TTR is useful if you understand what it can and cannot do. And like so many other tests, it is indicative rather than absolute.
That said, the fact that the VM labels have a higher TTR than that of any non-label text, VM or otherwise, is a strong indication and it was clever of Rene to suggest this test. It doesn't prove that these are True Labels, but it is still something that has to be taken into account.
TTR is more like a sledgehammer. If you need a big hole in a wall it will do, but you won't use it to hang a picture frame or to paint a door.
So like all tools, TTR is useful if you understand what it can and cannot do. And like so many other tests, it is indicative rather than absolute.
That said, the fact that the VM labels have a higher TTR than that of any non-label text, VM or otherwise, is a strong indication and it was clever of Rene to suggest this test. It doesn't prove that these are True Labels, but it is still something that has to be taken into account.
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