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This…this is certainly a take. Of all the takes about axis scaling and border lines, this is certainly one of them. The author is confusing axis scaling with a
by FridgeSeal 3y ago
This…this is certainly a take. Of all the takes about axis scaling and border lines, this is certainly one of them.
The author is confusing axis scaling with axis aesthetics. Whether there’s an axis line is entirely separate from what the starting value is. I’d even go as far to argue that the authors chosen axis styling from the first 4 examples is the among least consistent and least readable of the options.
Put axis lines on your graphs, up to you, live your best, aesthetically pleasant and consistent life. Do, however: under threat of never being allowed near a computer to make a graph ever again- correctly _scale_ your axis values correctly.
- IshKebab 3y agoI don't think they're confusing anything. > Whether there’s an axis line is entirely separate from what the starting value is. The entire point of the article is demonstrating that this is incorrect. I think they do a convincing job.
- nemetroid 3y agoThe author explains the reasoning behind their position. But you’re not even making an argument, just declaring the author weird.
- dbdudbdiddjc 3y ago[dead]