Bauckham's key criticisms of Burer-Wallace

Bauckham agrees with Burer-Wallace that the consensus was formed with 'almost no substantive discussion' and that the term can be used either way. Where he pushes back is on their survey of examples: (1) they only provided 29 examples, not 'dozens' as claimed; (2) he argues they withheld evidence; (3) you cannot draw statistical conclusions from incomplete data; (4) many of their examples don't actually support their thesis. However, Bauckham did not bring counter-examples or survey the literature himself.