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What do the pie charts next to each food represent? An explanation or legend would be useful. I don't understand what they mean.

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Buster Benson, Official Rep, replied on March 31, 2009 02:50

If you click through on a food item, you can sort of see what the pie charts mean. Under the map, there will be a list of all the states that the food is currently in season in, and the pie chart represents how many more months it will be available. Year-round availability would be a full pie. Three more months of availability would be 1/4th of the pie. Et cetera.

I do realize it's a little confusing... thoughts on how to make it more apparent without complicating things would be entertained.

You should have seen what I started with... a progress bar. Next to that, these pie charts are so much clearer.

I’m thankful

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David Seibert commented on March 31, 2009 05:23

Oh, now I see. I think that your answer is fine; perhaps it could be placed in the "About" section of the app. Thanks for the application and for the explanation.

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