Good data but not beautiful

So what’s it for the Netherlands and Denmark? There is no legend and both countries are excluded from the zoomed in map. Based on the colors I’d say it’s the same as Angola but I don’t think that is accurate.

Cool idea but honestly medium execution. This map is super hard to read because it uses the same colors for different results and only uses ticks for some of the countries.

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This map is more believable, at least for the Philippines.

Everyone I know shops at Lazada. But only one person I know goes on Reddit.

Have you been tested for autism? This is also something I do but with sitcoms. I try to line up all the characters in every sitcom as if they are all in one universe.

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It's HLN for Belgium, not HLE

Just like grandpappy used to say!

It should be on the fucking map. If you're gonna call your data beautiful you should have some standards. Like explaining what you're talking about. That's why I've typed it in the past. Rhetorically.

The point of the map is to show most viewed sites. Then they threw in extra exclusions. Twitter and Wikipedia cover half of the map. I love the map and the data just questioning the process. Would be best to do multiple maps showing the paring down of heavy volume. What does it look like without filters except search engines, then this map, then a map with Twitter and Wikipedia pared out. I’d assume Amazon would be the dominant one after Twitter and Wikipedia. A progression to see what is most used outside of the biggest site would be interesting.

The close up for europe is there, but "conveniently" forgot the close up of central america and the Caribbean...

I created a website with all my notes and the different approaches I am building with them. You can find a better view there. They are all in Figma, so you can use them and add your notes if you feel like it.

The Data was taken from around 100 philosophy books I have read. Arranged and formatted in Figma.

If you asked a real estate agent they’d try to convince you real estate was up 25%

They only count men

Ya, what a shit year that's for sure.

World is keeping up to date with news sites and the usual reddit/twitter, while Senegal be straight GAMING

It’s because they assume the most carbon intensive route possible at every step. They grow corn in Texas, ship it to Brazil to raise a cow, import water, and then ship the beef to New York. Of course it comes out to some absurd number.

That isn’t how most people actually get beef though. The beef I get comes from the cow eating grass in the field at the end of my street and the water comes out of the local well.

The most shittiest map I have ever laid my eyes upon

Colors are not consistent

Labels are incomplete

Many contries are out

I'll leave out the political and scale issues

Zooming out still means you should have sold during the spike. You might still be up, but it must be hurting to know what could have been vs what is.

Least obnoxious crustacean

Presumably it’s measured against the value of a dollar in Jan 22 when the graph begins?

Everything else is probably measured to the value of a dollar at that specific time.

Who the hell looks at Wikipedia all day?

Exactly. According to Genius Megapanel, which is a standard for estimating* websites' popularity in Poland for advertising purposes, in Nov 22 Allegro.pl (the biggest marketplace in PL) was the 4th most popular website in Poland with 18+ Mio useres, while Jbzd.com had only 2.5 Mio users. Here's a full list

*It combines direct measurement (in case of bigger websites) with statistical methods based on a panel of ca. 30k users.

Edit: now I see it's from Semrush. Well, Semrush's data is pure BS - Similarweb has more accurate data, a little bit overestimated in case of the biggest websites (while totally underestimates medium and small websites), but still more useful than Semrush's.

Bitcoin is generally a scam so this makes sense.

What a horrible way to visualize interesting data