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Message: <blockquote data-quote="ClaytonCross" data-source="post: 7565413" data-attributes="member: 6880599">I agree with your last sentence I bolded. However, I disagree that oranges are included. Apples is not only the delimiter its the primary delimiter which is why its brought up first an as statement of the division. "Apple Distribution (Fresh Fruit)" aka "Subclass Distribution (Active Characters)"Red DeliciousGranny SmithGolden DeliciousThe Population X could include Oranges if that was the primary header not a secondary delimiter."Fruit Distribution (Fresh Fruit)" aka "Class Distribution (Active Characters)"ApplesOrangesOr you could break them down into classes and subclass"Fruit Distribution by variety names (Fresh Fruit)" aka "Class Distribution broken down by subclass when applicable (Active Characters)" Red Delicious ApplesGranny Smith ApplesGolden Delicious ApplesNavel OrangeMandarin OrangeBlood OrangeThe only problem here is that since their is no orange or apple with out a variety its like clerics... so not the best example. We would need to find an example that is one thing but becomes a variety of other things. To which I don't really have a good example off the top of my head.So if you want the primary delimiter to be Active Characters you would change "Subclass Distribution (Active Characters)" to"Active Characters (Subclass Distribution)" But either way you are delimiting by both, so you only going to show Active characters with Subclass your just prioritizing the characters or the subclass. Since the point of the slide is to show subclasses it makes since to make it "Subclass Distribution (Active Characters)". </blockquote>

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