Yeah and Michigan doesn't contain all the idle/fallow land in the US but the problem is some people look at this and think that Michigan contains the most idle/fallow land in the US which is why it was used to represent that portion of the data.
I feel like there is a single sentence or phrase that could be written above the or near the graphic which would make it clear but I honestly don't know what it is.
I get that but it needs to be labeled some way to clarify this at least. A lot of people look at this and could easily think it is what each area has the most of and that the positions of the types of land have something to do with the states they are near or cover.
This is a weird ass pie chart using the US map as a base right? If I am correct then this is a terrible way to display this data.
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Awesome. I didn't doubt he was stupid enough to write it, just couldn't find it. According to article you linked ~50% might actually be closer to 89% which is extra hilarious.
Is this even a real tweet? I cannot find the source.
Lemmy.world wouldn't let me reply, crashed then somehow I replied twice.
Yupp. I am betting they will expand on that system somehow.
Yupp. I am betting they will expand on that system somehow.
I bet they replace awards with some NFT crypto bullshit
So we are still replacing 90% of them then?
and when you publish one it's called "shooting"