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Thanks for the feed back. I'll consider it. <br>
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I did play around with some different options and felt that the Pie
accurately represents the data series because we are talking about
percentages of a whole where the variability is so great (less than
a percent, to nearly 50%. The scale of the bar graph made
comparisons challenging and adding the data values created visual
clutter.<br>
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On 1/13/11 6:49 AM, Ted wrote:
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Thanks for the data (and work).<br>
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One nitpick, if I may. Bar charts would probably serve your data
better: <br>
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Ted<br>
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On 1/12/2011 6:46 PM, Gregory Heller wrote:
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CivicActions just released a report about Content Management
Sytems powering Foundation Websites.<br>
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The full report is available on our blog (including tables and
charts):<br>
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Highlights:<br>
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<p>When we look at all the Foundations in our sample, Drupal
is the front-runner among open source systems, but not by
much. Wordpress trails in second, and just over half as
many sites are running Joomla compared to Drupal. Most
surprising to us is how few Foundation sites (just five)
are running Plone.</p>
<p>When we look at the largest 500 Foundations, Drupal has
double the Wordpress instances, and Joomla is right on the
heals of Wordpress with just 3 fewer sites. In both
samples, the proprietary web framework ASP.net powers the
highest number of sites, however the lead is significantly
smaller in the top 500 Foundation sample. Similarly,
Dreamweaver drops from 10.51% of the full sample,
remaining ahead of all the open source CMSs, to just 5% in
the top 500 sample, a few points behind Drupal at 7.6%.</p>
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