Abstract
Allan Reese has often asserted that authors and editors appear less able to proofread graphs than text. It is hard to prove such a claim except by parading examples that, had they been expressed in text, would fall into the category that Private Eye calls "Colemanballs" - things you would never say with brain fully engaged. Here, he provides a few such examples. © 2007 The Royal Statistical Society.
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Reese, A. (2007, March). Bay! Bar charts. Significance. https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1740-9713.2007.00221.x
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