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For example, on civicgraph.io the largest entity is easy to spot: Siemens. It draws your attention, it begs for you to click on it, it cries important!
Once you click on the entity though, you realize that Siemens has but one connection, no twitter account, and is actually pretty useless in your quest for civicness.
Looking at the method for determining size of the bubble, they appear to be different functions for mobile and desktop. From the mobile version, the scaling is done linearly, by the function of # of employees / 40,000 + 1.5. Could we change this to be logarithmic, perhaps log(# of employees)/3 + 1 to avoid insanely big bubbles?
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For example, on civicgraph.io the largest entity is easy to spot: Siemens. It draws your attention, it begs for you to click on it, it cries important!
Once you click on the entity though, you realize that Siemens has but one connection, no twitter account, and is actually pretty useless in your quest for civicness.
Looking at the method for determining size of the bubble, they appear to be different functions for mobile and desktop. From the mobile version, the scaling is done linearly, by the function of
# of employees / 40,000 + 1.5
. Could we change this to be logarithmic, perhapslog(# of employees)/3 + 1
to avoid insanely big bubbles?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: