The 〈V/V max 〉 test for the uniformity of gamma ray burst sources is unaffected by source repetition; the test is just as effective whether all events or only the brightest event from each source are used. However, dividing events into apparent repeaters and nonrepeaters will result in biased values of 〈V/V max 〉 because the difficulty of identifying repeaters increases with distance. The definition of a burst and of repeating bursts based on the temporal separation between events gives unbiased 〈V/V max 〉 values. Since the 〈V/V max 〉 test has shown conclusively that burst sources are not uniformly distributed, more appropriate tools should be used to study this nonuniformity.