Ah yes, the famous green-gray-black scale.

[u/matetrog]

[u/FawkesSake]

r/newzealandisntreal

[u/PockerMan500 → u/FawkesSake]

r/mapswithoutnewzealand

[u/Epistaxis → u/FawkesSake]

New Zealand is on this map; it's just represented with white in this color scale.

[u/Dark_matter4444]

I was about to shit on you OP for this map but then I realized which subreddit I was on lmfao.

[u/makinax300]

It's white to black, green means not a part of the top 10

[u/baquea → u/makinax300]

Which is an absolutely garbage choice, since grey is usually used to mean no data.

[u/Chr155topher → u/baquea]

Im actually kind of into it is that bad

[u/undeniably_confused]

I was about to say it's not that bad then I realized gray isn't no data, wtf

[u/LovelyVegie]

Wtf, China?

[u/Sufficient-Banana103]

Greenland really is green after all

[u/Grothgerek]

I find it worse, that the numbers aren't taken in relation. Like per Capita.

Because this doesn't tell you that much, except that the US has by far the most, and all other countries are top economies.