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It may be obvious, but throughout Tufte's work he ignores that distinction and conflates the two. So it must not be obvious to Tufte.
by mistermcgruff 13y ago
It may be obvious, but throughout Tufte's work he ignores that distinction and conflates the two. So it must not be obvious to Tufte.
- coldtea 13y agoI don't think he conflates anything in his mind. He merely uses the name of the tool as a shorthand to how it's used 99% of the time -- which is a very common language practice.