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[zedturtle]

Randall Munroe was kind enough to think of us when writing his latest flowchart.

[Hirobumi]

Thank you for posting this. I didn't know xkcd and totally love it.

[Falenthal]

Did laugh a lot with the "Did you make it [the map] yourself?" -> "Yes" -> "It's very nice" -> "Thank you" branch.

Also, was surprised to see Redwall as part of this "list" of imaginary worlds: Middle-Earth, Narnia and Discworld are more mainstream, so to say. But didn't think Redwall was. Probably a branch with Westeros would have been a great addendum, too.

[zedturtle]

Did laugh a lot with the "Did you make it [the map] yourself?" -> "Yes" -> "It's very nice" -> "Thank you" branch.

I very much appreciated that. It's always nice to get a compliment. ( )

Also fun was the whole "Are you sure it's a map?" tangent, along with the mouseover text. Then I started thinking about ways to do banshees in TOR...

Also, was surprised to see Redwall as part of this "list" of imaginary worlds: Middle-Earth, Narnia and Discworld are more mainstream, so to say. But didn't think Redwall was. Probably a branch with Westeros would have been a great addendum, too.

Yeah, that was a neat diversion. Of course, Redwall's been out for a long time now and he did something like 20 different books so it might be a bit better known that one might think.

It did call to mind the idea that maybe it'd be fun to do one for Middle-earth proper. You could have things like "Does the Shire exist? yes/no" and "Minas Ithil/Minas Morgul", etc.

[farinal]

It starts with my city haha

[Rich H]

It starts with my city haha

... Which always makes me think of They Might Be Giants and that song.

[zedturtle]

It starts with my city haha

... Which always makes me think of They Might Be Giants and that song.

It was my first thought too, and I'm sure why he started with it.