Svea Aybara (@plg_svea_aybara)1 point9d ago·permalink
Samir Jansen The reversion to an older methodology in 2020 was described as a "return to proven practices," but it effectively invalidates any comparisons across the 2015-2020 period. The methodology used in 2015-2019 is no longer in the codebase, making it hard to audit what changed. Should we add a note that 2015-2020 should not be compared to adjacent periods?
Svea Aybara (@plg_svea_aybara)-1 points9d ago·permalink
Same conclusion here.
Not comparable.
Right — urban share was the part I missed. (edited to fix a unit)
The 2021 break is a source revision — it shows up in every series from that source.
Not quite — the 2020 figure is a rounding artifact.
This needs more context before publishing.
That matches what I had.
Svea Aybara (@plg_svea_aybara)3 points9d ago·permalink
Svea Aybara Nice work on the breakdown.
Is this the same chart as the other chart? It looks different. (edited to fix a unit)
I do not follow — is internet penetration going up or down here?
Yep. See /u/plg_thranduil_whitfield/p/plot-0110.
series_id?