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Most arenas cap out at 20-25k seats. Even new stadiums are being built with that capacity.

A plethora of Chinese phone brand-specific and chromium-based (like Brave and Vivaldi), I'd assume.

Yep, that's totally fair! I went with the five most-attended leagues here but the WNBA would be a good addition. The NWSL has solid attendance too.

Does the WNBA get their own chart?! Cuz that’s not very… equal!

I wish it said "accepted: 2"

Because ghosting implies that the other party initiated a conversation, then abruptly cancelled it. No answer means that there were no initial response.

I mean is animosity between Louisville and IU even really a thing? I understand the Louisville-Kentucky hate, but don't really hear much about IU-Louisville.

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In Cincinnati the Reds (the oldest baseball team) are absolutely woven into the fabric and have a gorgeous stadium in a great location.

Issue is there is no hope, not only have they been terrible for a while, the mood is they will not win another championship anytime soon.

They are lucky to have loyal fans and sponsors they do, because I know I and so many others are going to the ballpark less and less.

What are these "other" browsers that seem to have so much market share?

We used to say that Microsoft will come to regret the bad will turning their browser into a fucking hellhole, and i think it's safe to say they have. I reckon they've spent more on Edge and corrective actions than they made by trying to turn ie into their bullshit corporate walled garden.

Now comes Google's reckoning. I hope they're happy with how much money they made during their time in the sun, because once they're dethroned, they're not coming back for decades, if ever.

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Why is it ghosting after the interview but no answer before one?

Especially as a percentage of available seats per season.

Normalize by stadium capacity for a truer picture.

probably would be lower but so would the quality. players already experience lifelong head injuries from the limited play already. imagine 4 to 5 games a week.

A sankey diagram

Thank you! This might be considered a beeswarm chart. I used Tableau to drive all the calculations. I made up my own formulas but I think this blog post from Ken Flerlage walks through it well too.

Probably both but also the availability as well. If you're from Kansas City and want to catch a royals game, you have 81 opportunities when your team is playing at home. You have loads of chances. If you're trying to catch a chiefs game, you only have 8 or 9 for the regular season. I am surpried the NBA doesnt have more seats though. Would have thought they'd be in the 30k+ range.

Interesting. Bristol is 153,000. NASCAR would blow this chart out.

Here.

Market share has gone down, although number of users hasn't declined that much.

I wonder where Firefox fits on this graph

What is this chart called? Very nice and descriptive! How can I generate my own? Which tools do you use to produce it? Thanks!