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That's such a deceiving graph. It started off at 910, then went up to 1010 and then down to 850. It's not that big of a big deal. That graph makes it look like
by zyfo 15y ago
That's such a deceiving graph. It started off at 910, then went up to 1010 and then down to 850. It's not that big of a big deal. That graph makes it look like it's the equivalent of the Great Depression.
There's rarely any reason to mark your y-axis from an arbitrary starting point, unless your purpose is to manipulate people (wikipedia admins missing on wikipedia?).
- sesqu 15y agoI generally agree, but this instance is an example of the one situation in which it is reasonable, namely, trends. There really should be a zoomed-out view as well for people who aren't familiar with past developments, but it's okay to put the main focus on the small detail.