Crispian Jago of The Reason Stick introduces his expansive and detailed Conspiracy Theory flowchart:
If you’re new to the exciting world of conspiracy theories and just can’t decide which paranoid delusion best suits you, then why not use this handy flowchart to find your ideal conspiracy theory. Then you too can go and stick it to THE MAN.
(h/t broadsheet)
Ever wondered why those BBC Olympic interviews always seem to ask the same type of questions? Well the answer is provided in a handy flowchart below detailing the interview techniques to be used with Olympic athletes…it’s certainly not far from the truth!
(via broadsheet)
Likely how you got here:
Is there work to do? NO > Are you Hungry? YES > Find food > Do you have to Cook? NO > Eat Food > Internet > Randomly Browse.
(via broadsheet)
Web hosting company Nexcess have put together a flowchart explaining how the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedown process typically works.
From the ReadWriteWeb article:
When a site is perceived by a copyright owner to run afoul of the DMCA, those rights holders have the option of issuing a takedown request. From there, things can get complicated, or they can be resolved rather quickly. In some cases, legal battles can drag on for years if a site owner and a copyright owner don’t see eye to eye.
The Infographic flow chart highlights how the process can morph into long wielding repetitive affair depending on how communication between the parties goes.
(via ReadWriteWeb)
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