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aproximadamente el símbolo divide el encabezado de la columna
En la sección "Extinciones por gravedad" la tabla contiene el uso de '~' para algunos valores. Esto significa que los números no están ordenados correctamente. En algunas columnas todos los datos tienen el símbolo aproximado. En otras columnas, como el año, solo se utiliza el símbolo unas pocas veces y se puede apreciar su impacto negativo.
La forma más fácil de corregir el ordenamiento sería eliminar el ~. Se podría argumentar que cada valor es aproximado y que el símbolo solo aumenta la confusión al implicar que algunos años son exactos. Quelrod ( discusión ) 16:03 9 may 2023 (UTC) [ responder ]
Todo este gráfico es inútil para el lector medio, tal y como está. A menos que alguien tenga experiencia en este tema y sepa cómo se discute, ni siquiera sabrá qué significan las columnas. Debería haber una explicación adicional (enfoque óptimo) o debería eliminarse por completo para reducir la confusión. 2603:9001:6C01:CC08:EAB4:7C50:8619:37B7 (discusión) 15:15 30 abr 2024 (UTC) [ responder ]
La tilde no parece afectar la clasificación en mi caso. Si lo hace, Template:Sort puede solucionarlo. – CWenger ( ^ • @ ) 16:16, 30 de abril de 2024 (UTC) [ responder ]
“Marino” versus “acuático”
El texto dice: “Los arcosaurios no dinosaurios continuaron dominando los ambientes acuáticos, mientras que los diápsidos no arcosaurios continuaron dominando los ambientes marinos”. Es probable que la diferencia entre un ambiente “marino” y un ambiente “acuático” no sea clara para la mayoría de los lectores; ciertamente no lo es para mí. Espero que un editor calificado pueda abordar esto.
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