Oh nice, thanks for letting me know!

So many!
1. @yan-holtz.bsky.social: www.yan-holtz.com
2. @puntofisso.bsky.social: puntofisso.net/newsletter/
3. @visualisingdata.com: visualisingdata.com/newsletter/
4. @infowetrust.com: www.chartography.net
5. @ebertini.bsky.social: filwd.substack.com
6. @parabole.bsky.social: www.theplot.media

Thank you, Dominik!

Thanks, Ben – means a lot coming from you! I definitely had you in mind when I wrote about "all the other people giving back to the community". Thanks for all the work you do!

Ha, I can picture that very well. So nice of you! Thanks, Neil; it's much appreciated!

Thanks for the kind words, Frank – but more importantly, thanks for all the work *you* do for the community! As *the* accessibility advocate in the scene, with all the great articles, talks, and workshops you share, I wouldn’t have been surprised if you’d ended up with that award. Very soon, I hope!

Thanks for doing and sharing your research – fascinating! I really like the split continents map; haven't see this before.

Other mobile-friendly map approaches I know are
→ splitting a map in the middle (www.nytimes.com/interactive/...)
→ rotating the map (www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/pol...)

I talk about more (data-vis-focused) tools and methods for finding a good categorical color palette here:
www.datawrapper.de/blog/create-...

Thanks for attending and commenting, Sonja, and thanks to all the other panelists! Definitely a fun and interesting conversation.

I only ordered it (roughly) by start date of the first seasons, but that bit about Sherlock could be true! I remember loving that show from the first season and being confused by the long waiting times. I wasn't used to it at all (yet!).

Thank you, Morgan! Super happy to hear that the grid did for you what I wanted it to do.

Oh yeah, definitely. I read somewhere that because viewers don't remember the plot or even the big cliffhanger in the season finale after waiting for years, they can be less motivated to watch the next season. I can see that!

Thanks, Pierre!

Danke dir! Die Bezeichnungen sind auf jeden Fall sehr unglücklich, weil Hautfarbe so wenig mit race zu tun hat! Aber solange sich niemand dadurch diskriminiert fühlt und wir keine besseren haben, kann und sollte man sie in der Kommunikation im amerikanischen Raum schon verwenden.

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