: Re: Marking a chart that is not based on real data I want to include a chart in my thesis to visualize an idea but the chart is not based on real data, it just helps me to explain a concept.

I've done this in a number of documents, where I state clearly that it is "illustrative" or "used to demonstrate a concept and the rough proportions of one item to another.

I've found I have the least amount of confusion by stating in the paragraph just before the chart appears, and then stating in the graph somehow.

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: Re: Marking a chart that is not based on real data I want to include a chart in my thesis to visualize an idea but the chart is not based on real data, it just helps me to explain a concept.

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: Should write "I/he/she said" in dialogue with ambiguous action tags? I'm not very sure if they count as dialogue tags. Here's an example: â€œSorry if I made you uncomfortable,â€ Akiko suddenly

: I'm a new author and I have three projects with complete drafts. Which one should I focus on first? I'm a new author and, for some strange circumstances, I ended up finishing three stories

: Using "he/she" instead of "it" for animals I'm writing a short story. The main character is visited by a strange black bird during the night (first draft): I glanced around but there was

: Is the following repetition unnecessary? I peered through the glass. It was a bird. At first I thought it was a crow because of its black feathers; they were so black they shone

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: Re: Marking a chart that is not based on real data I want to include a chart in my thesis to visualize an idea but the chart is not based on real data, it just helps me to explain a concept.

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: Should write "I/he/she said" in dialogue with ambiguous action tags? I'm not very sure if they count as dialogue tags. Here's an example: â€œSorry if I made you uncomfortable,â€ Akiko suddenly

: I'm a new author and I have three projects with complete drafts. Which one should I focus on first? I'm a new author and, for some strange circumstances, I ended up finishing three stories

: Using "he/she" instead of "it" for animals I'm writing a short story. The main character is visited by a strange black bird during the night (first draft): I glanced around but there was

: Is the following repetition unnecessary? I peered through the glass. It was a bird. At first I thought it was a crow because of its black feathers; they were so black they shone

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: Should write "I/he/she said" in dialogue with ambiguous action tags? I'm not very sure if they count as dialogue tags. Here's an example: â€œSorry if I made you uncomfortable,â€ Akiko suddenly