[Normal_gaussian]

A graph is much more than one conclusion; in fact, almost the entire point of graphing is to allow the comparison of "shapes" and to easily hypothesise about associations across datasets.

This graph misrepresents the rate the price declines and the length of time it has been stable for, which throws off nearly all non-trivial conclusions.

[nh23423fefe]

It doesn't mis-represent it. If you think that, then you think log plots misrepresent rates.

[Normal_gaussian]

A) a log scale is self consistent

B) be careful about telling other people what they think