Amazing graph

[theocrite@piaille.fr]

@csolisr

Maybe some of them just don't want big changes. They're happy enough in, and happy enough out.

Maybe some of them would still like to be in the EU, but are afraid of having 15 rounds of negotiation handled by 6 different PM again.

[leadegroot@bne.social]

@thomasfuchs Sankey graphs are beautiful and useful things!

[allsumnull@mastodon.cloud]

@thomasfuchs skanky diagram

[missqarnstein@eldritch.cafe]

@csolisr maybe they're bitter now and want to see the UK burn?

[missqarnstein@eldritch.cafe]

@ret @Alsy @thomasfuchs i think this should depend on when the policy effect most kicks in but by that logic nobody should get a vote what to do about climate change for example. It's just to messy to weaken the 1 person 1 vote idea.

[missqarnstein@eldritch.cafe]

@Bredroll @thomasfuchs isn't that the whole point of this Graph? Wdym?

[bredroll@mas.to]

@missqarnstein @thomasfuchs i mean that the bottom of blocks on the rhs should be aligned with the same on the left, to show relative sizes better

[superblox@mastodon.social]

@thomasfuchs I don't understand how this could align with Reform UK's popularity

[thomasfuchs@hachyderm.io]

@superblox people have short memory spans

[damonwakes@mastodon.sdf.org]

@thomasfuchs I feel as though this is missing a line for those who were and still are too young to vote.

[thomasfuchs@hachyderm.io]

@DamonWakes that's irrelevant, just as are people who didn't and won't vote; neither have bearing on the outcome

[damonwakes@mastodon.sdf.org]

@thomasfuchs I think it would be useful to highlight how much the stay out and rejoin categories would be likely to change in future. We've got a category for people who couldn't vote today because they died - why not one for those who could at some point down the line?

[thomasfuchs@hachyderm.io]

@DamonWakes fair I can see that