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Please, remove this to keep the formatting of the rest of the web. I like it left-aligned better. ;-)
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| ## **Setting the stage** |
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Also, please remove any additional formatting from titles (things like bold notation, italics...). To preserve a uniform style, titles should look as the CSS of the page tells them.
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| For this visualization, Georgia Lupi, author of the original graph, took her inspiration from musical scores and their elegant aesthetics, especially John Cage's source of fascinating contemporary scores. She visualized the evolution over time of the 6 prize categories, as colored musical scores along a skewed timeline. | ||
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| , Corriere della Sera. (Nov 25, 2012)](nobels.jpg){width="100%"} |
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Please set it as external as e.g. David does here.
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My only comment is that fonts in general are a little small in this last graph. The legend is hard to read even at full page.
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BTW, you don't need to merge the main repo into your fork. Don't waste the time with that. I'll resolve the conflicts when this is ready, don't worry. |
I have written an initial version of the post. Check it out and tell me if changes are needed.