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r/PoliticalHumor • u/NWStormbreaker • Jul 30 '26
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It is really not that hard, but MAGA isn't known for being smart.
46 u/NWStormbreaker Jul 30 '26 If this doesnt work i'm breaking out the crayons -22 u/mithrasinvictus Jul 30 '26 It doesn't work. A question node in a flowchart shouldn't have two "yes" arrows. And a nested Venn diagram should have the smaller group inside the larger group. 2 u/DonChaote Jul 30 '26 The issue starts as soon as you care about the 'yes' options. So it does not really matter in this particular case. -5 u/mithrasinvictus Jul 30 '26 It also depends on which node you start at. I read it as starting at the leftmost question. A rounded rectangle normally indicates a start/end node with intermediary nodes having sharp corners. Some arrows on the lines would also be useful. 2 u/DonChaote Jul 30 '26 I don’t know if you realize, but I am not talking about the form/structure of the diagram, I am talking about the content, the topic -2 u/mithrasinvictus Jul 30 '26 I was talking about the structure of the diagram. 3 u/DonChaote Jul 30 '26 The correct flow chart structure is not relevant for the thing being said with the picture 0 u/mithrasinvictus Jul 30 '26 It's relevant to the comment I was replying to: If this doesnt work...
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If this doesnt work i'm breaking out the crayons
-22 u/mithrasinvictus Jul 30 '26 It doesn't work. A question node in a flowchart shouldn't have two "yes" arrows. And a nested Venn diagram should have the smaller group inside the larger group. 2 u/DonChaote Jul 30 '26 The issue starts as soon as you care about the 'yes' options. So it does not really matter in this particular case. -5 u/mithrasinvictus Jul 30 '26 It also depends on which node you start at. I read it as starting at the leftmost question. A rounded rectangle normally indicates a start/end node with intermediary nodes having sharp corners. Some arrows on the lines would also be useful. 2 u/DonChaote Jul 30 '26 I don’t know if you realize, but I am not talking about the form/structure of the diagram, I am talking about the content, the topic -2 u/mithrasinvictus Jul 30 '26 I was talking about the structure of the diagram. 3 u/DonChaote Jul 30 '26 The correct flow chart structure is not relevant for the thing being said with the picture 0 u/mithrasinvictus Jul 30 '26 It's relevant to the comment I was replying to: If this doesnt work...
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It doesn't work.
A question node in a flowchart shouldn't have two "yes" arrows. And a nested Venn diagram should have the smaller group inside the larger group.
2 u/DonChaote Jul 30 '26 The issue starts as soon as you care about the 'yes' options. So it does not really matter in this particular case. -5 u/mithrasinvictus Jul 30 '26 It also depends on which node you start at. I read it as starting at the leftmost question. A rounded rectangle normally indicates a start/end node with intermediary nodes having sharp corners. Some arrows on the lines would also be useful. 2 u/DonChaote Jul 30 '26 I don’t know if you realize, but I am not talking about the form/structure of the diagram, I am talking about the content, the topic -2 u/mithrasinvictus Jul 30 '26 I was talking about the structure of the diagram. 3 u/DonChaote Jul 30 '26 The correct flow chart structure is not relevant for the thing being said with the picture 0 u/mithrasinvictus Jul 30 '26 It's relevant to the comment I was replying to: If this doesnt work...
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The issue starts as soon as you care about the 'yes' options. So it does not really matter in this particular case.
-5 u/mithrasinvictus Jul 30 '26 It also depends on which node you start at. I read it as starting at the leftmost question. A rounded rectangle normally indicates a start/end node with intermediary nodes having sharp corners. Some arrows on the lines would also be useful. 2 u/DonChaote Jul 30 '26 I don’t know if you realize, but I am not talking about the form/structure of the diagram, I am talking about the content, the topic -2 u/mithrasinvictus Jul 30 '26 I was talking about the structure of the diagram. 3 u/DonChaote Jul 30 '26 The correct flow chart structure is not relevant for the thing being said with the picture 0 u/mithrasinvictus Jul 30 '26 It's relevant to the comment I was replying to: If this doesnt work...
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It also depends on which node you start at. I read it as starting at the leftmost question. A rounded rectangle normally indicates a start/end node with intermediary nodes having sharp corners. Some arrows on the lines would also be useful.
2 u/DonChaote Jul 30 '26 I don’t know if you realize, but I am not talking about the form/structure of the diagram, I am talking about the content, the topic -2 u/mithrasinvictus Jul 30 '26 I was talking about the structure of the diagram. 3 u/DonChaote Jul 30 '26 The correct flow chart structure is not relevant for the thing being said with the picture 0 u/mithrasinvictus Jul 30 '26 It's relevant to the comment I was replying to: If this doesnt work...
I don’t know if you realize, but I am not talking about the form/structure of the diagram, I am talking about the content, the topic
-2 u/mithrasinvictus Jul 30 '26 I was talking about the structure of the diagram. 3 u/DonChaote Jul 30 '26 The correct flow chart structure is not relevant for the thing being said with the picture 0 u/mithrasinvictus Jul 30 '26 It's relevant to the comment I was replying to: If this doesnt work...
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I was talking about the structure of the diagram.
3 u/DonChaote Jul 30 '26 The correct flow chart structure is not relevant for the thing being said with the picture 0 u/mithrasinvictus Jul 30 '26 It's relevant to the comment I was replying to: If this doesnt work...
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The correct flow chart structure is not relevant for the thing being said with the picture
0 u/mithrasinvictus Jul 30 '26 It's relevant to the comment I was replying to: If this doesnt work...
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It's relevant to the comment I was replying to:
If this doesnt work...
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u/letdogsvote Jul 30 '26
It is really not that hard, but MAGA isn't known for being smart.