Congrats Matt! Very cool to see. A question. I'm trying to find a tool to visualise and document the evolution of obscure sports (purely because I find the int

Congrats Matt! Very cool to see. A question. I'm trying to find a tool to visualise and document the evolution of obscure sports (purely because I find the interactions fascinating). It seems that your tool might be the perfect fit, especially the "writing" examples. I was wondering if it would be possible to visualise something along the lines of a quasi-directed graph. Nodes being specific instances of the inception of a "new" sport (hence the date requirement), and edges being the influence on other spots. Multiple edges for each node are possible, and all sports will have a start date and some an end date. I tried[2] with a basic POC but it seems the issue is that the nodes run without an end date, which breaks the dependency visualisation. One comment. Once logged in I wasn't easily able to get back to the landing page, which had some useful info around visualisation types that I wanted to review. And a note. I've apologised to a few people who I subjected to a variation on your SQL screener interview question [2], which contained far too much fiddling with SQLite time functions, entirely my mistake in ruining an otherwise great basic SQL test! [1] https://www.preceden.com/timelines/868890-obscure-sports?s=e0d469326e067313 https://www.preceden.com/timelines/868890-obscure-sports?s=e... [2] https://mattmazur.com/2018/11/12/analyzing-89-responses-to-a-sql-screener-question-for-a-senior-data-analyst-position/ https://mattmazur.com/2018/11/12/analyzing-89-responses-to-a...