One of the fun parts of pushing out charts in public is that a lot of people can potentially see your work. Something that you spent time and effort on might end up in various places. Sometimes in unexpected places. Do you just shrug and let it pass or do you try to get a handle on the work so that it’s not misconstrued out of context?
Welcome to issue #302 of The Process, the newsletter where we look closer at how the charts get made. I’m Nathan Yau, and I’ve been basking in administrative duties this week. I think I really like data entry?
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