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Not technically a graph, but still a dumb way to represent data. I saw an expiration date on a product that said "Best before two years after June 2015". Why not just say "Best before June 2017"? 
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popewiles posted:Especially because most people will only see "June 2015". Yeah, I almost gave it to the store to throw out until I read it more closely.
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Nov 7, 2015 23:22
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Jyrraeth posted:I thought it was some weird chart about which character/radical gets combined with the other, but someone who knows more about Japanese (or Chinese??) will probably have more to say. I'm thinking you're probably right since some of them are bits that are only used as parts of characters and I can't really think of another context where that makes sense in that style of graph, but I'm definitely leaning towards Chinese because it's only hanzi/kanji and no katakana or anything.
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Hurt Whitey Maybe posted:What else would it be I think they're being pedantic over Nd vs ND.
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"And now if you refer to your scratch and sniff card, you'll find we've also coded each category by scent."
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I like the radicalism with no further description. "What do we want?" "Kickflips!" "When do want them?" "Now!"
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