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Cleaver wrote: »

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Do we still have 46 people who visit this board?

No, 41 of them are you signing in under your numerous sockies.;)

mewbie_2

btw - Thankyous are like so last year. It's all about the Like It button now. If only they had a Bullsh1t button. And a Stuff1T button. And a (mod: that's enough button suggestions)

Cleaver

mewbie wrote: »

btw - Thankyous are like so last year. It's all about the Like It button now. If only they had a Bullsh1t button. And a Stuff1T button. And a (mod: that's enough button suggestions)

I think there should be a special button just for this forum called the graph button, and when you press it you either get:



Or..



Would save everyone a lot of time.

lostinrates

mewbie wrote: »

btw - Thankyous are like so last year. It's all about the Like It button now. If only they had a Bullsh1t button. And a Stuff1T button. And a (mod: that's enough button suggestions)

like it button seems to me to have potential to get people who are newbies/unregistered/old members who don't use this boards but might be interested in some of our topics to see the good threads.

mewbie_2

I think you may find that second one is a chart, not a graph. We spent four pages on that a while go, and I think StevieJ won.

Graham_Devon

Cleaver wrote: »

I think there should be a special button just for this forum called the graph button, and when you press it you either get:



Or..



Would save everyone a lot of time.

We'd need a chart and graph button, to be precise!

Cleaver

Graph. n.

1. A diagram that exhibits a relationship, often functional, between two sets of numbers as a set of points having coordinates determined by the relationship. Also called plot.
2. A pictorial device, such as a pie chart or bar graph, used to illustrate quantitative relationships. Also called chart.

Seems quite interchangable to me.

Could someone note that 19.39 on Tuesday 30th June I defined what a graph was on an internet forum. Life can only move upwards from here.

Cleaver

Graham_Devon wrote: »

We'd need a chart and graph button, to be precise!

We need you to say that before Mewbie did, to be precise!

mewbie_2

Cleaver wrote: »

Graph. n.

1. A diagram that exhibits a relationship, often functional, between two sets of numbers as a set of points having coordinates determined by the relationship. Also called plot.
2. A pictorial device, such as a pie chart or bar graph, used to illustrate quantitative relationships. Also called chart.

Seems quite interchangable to me.

Could someone note that 19.39 on Tuesday 30th June I defined what a graph was on an internet forum. Life can only move upwards from here.

It may take a turn for the worse. There is a powerful school of thought that says the second one is not a graph. I'm keeping schtum.

Cleaver

mewbie wrote: »

I think you may find that second one is a chart, not a graph. We spent four pages on that a while go, and I think StevieJ won.

The idea of a 'winner' in an internet debate about whether something is a chart or a graph is a quant little concept.