A seasonal warning about internet fraud is sensible, but
http://community.norton.com/t5/media/v1/gallerypage/user-id/300877/image-id/43291i0F8681F1FD303B2F
uses pictograms to compare amounts.
“Money spent online over Christmas” (206 v 565) looks reasonable, and areas look proportional to amounts.
“Losses due to online scams” (8.9 v 3.3 v 6) are not linear, not square root – hand-sized?
What is the point of drawing data graphs when they are just
wrong?
Allan
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