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  • Added stacked bar plot in plotly.py
  • Completing the process and report stage for Smithsonian

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Good to see this coming together! Acknowledging this is a WIP, you'll need to update labels and descriptions to provide context and make the data more meaningful.

It might also be worth looking to see if there's any way to automatically get the full names for units. I have no idea what the abbreviations mean.

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def plot_totals_by_records(args):
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I'm not sure the stacked plot adds anything here since all of the displayed have 100% CC0 records percentage. I think the normal plot of just the media percentage would be better. Maybe if you had both top 10 and lowest 10?

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Okay I would look into it.

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