User talk:SlvrKy

About Social_network_analysis_software page edits
well, you took Commetrix out of the list above stating it is not open source or free: note that this holds for others in the list too, Ucinet is not free, Netminer is not free or opensource - and actually, if it is opensource it is stated in brackets. But ok, it does not need to be in this short list...

Then you changed the term academic licenses. Well it has academic licenses and is even free for 30 days (or negiotiated longer periods for PhD students) according to their cost overviews. This is not different from Netminer, which claims to be free, but it is not. It is just free for a limited time period too. Commetrix is mainly used in academic contexts, which you can see by looking at the academic papers using or citing it. The software is further run by a team of Drs and Profs., if you look at their website.

I would like to put it back to academic and commercial, some day...

What do you think about this?

Best, Anon. — Preceding unsigned comment added by 188.178.210.226 (talk) 23:24, 13 December 2017 (UTC)

About Venngage page
Hi,

I see that the sections detailing the history of infographic creation software were removed. The purpose of those sections was to contextualize Venngage's role within the history of rise in popularity of not only infographics, but amateur-made infographics using dedicated software. Seeing as infographics are one of the most popular forms on content on the web right now, the history of the software that democratized and multiplied their creation is of significance. Venngage is the second iteration of Vizualize.me, a software that was at the forefront of this movement.

I would like to better understand how I can position this article so that it meets the requirements. As it stands now, without those historically contextual sections, the significance of the role Venggage and other infographic software played is not adequately communicated.

Any feedback on which direction I should take would be greatly appreciated.

Many thanks, Sara


 * - Answered directly on the Talk page. SlvrKy (talk) 20:19, 24 August 2016 (UTC)

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