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nicebutdim
Just watched this and can't argue with his logic, but I'm yet to see a board numbered in this way...
Anyone do this?
Anyone do this?
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It isn't natural for humans to read left to right, top to bottom, that is only some cultures. Other cultures around the world read in columns or from right to left.
I normally number from top to bottom on the left column then top to bottom on the right column as per his 'wrong' method.
However I have one customer where all the DBs are numbered according to his 'right' method. I've found this to be confusing on occasion as I'm so used to the more normal method. But when adding an extra DB I kept with the same numbering convention because I don't think it sensible to have DBs labelled by different methods on the same site.
I've tried to add pictures but it's just refusing to let me
I normally number from top to bottom on the left column then top to bottom on the right column as per his 'wrong' method.
However I have one customer where all the DBs are numbered according to his 'right' method. I've found this to be confusing on occasion as I'm so used to the more normal method. But when adding an extra DB I kept with the same numbering convention because I don't think it sensible to have DBs labelled by different methods on the same site.
I've tried to add pictures but it's just refusing to let me
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