R help - Jul 2015 - Daily Category Revenue-Stacked Bar Chart in ggplot2

Hi John, 

Certainly, that makes sense. Thank you for the clear explanation. I am
subscribed to the email list, it is how I knew you replied. A stacked bar
chart is great for managing and analyzing multi-ad placement Profit and
seeing the time series of the individual charts. Tableau makes it very easy
to use, since you can highlight a specific section and gray out the others
to zero in on issues. 



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-pd
 
> On 30 Jul 2015, at 19:12 , Hidden Markov Model <hussain at
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> Hi John, 
> 
> Certainly, that makes sense. Thank you for the clear explanation. I am
> subscribed to the email list, it is how I knew you replied. 
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Thanks Mom! 

"You still don't get it, do you? 

First, the list is not "John". 

Second, and more importantly, those of us with threading mail programs (or
"group by conversation" in Apple-speak) can fairly easily find Johns
letter
if we haven't deleted it yet. Those without threading will have to look back
through the last 5 hours of mail to find it, which is probably not
unbearable, but imagine what happens when people do the same thing with
posts from 2012. 

And no, it is NOT reasonable to force readers to go to Nabble to find out
what the h*ck you are on about! 

There has been talk about making the Nabble gateways read-only. Hopefully,
that will happen sooner rather than later. 

-pd"



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