"Peity (sounds like deity)" As someone who pronounces deity day-a-tee, I'm guessing you actually mean pee-a-tee and not pay-a-tee.
Why not just call it Piety?
Skimming over the front page, I read it as petite.
Peity - Little charts for little projects
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#43The 'delimeter' param is misspelled... should be 'delimiter'.
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#44This looks better than anything else I have seen in graph tools. Shame about the lack of fall-back options, though.
What does it look like, if a browser doesn't support the graphs? Do they just disappear?
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#45Very interesting, but most of these examples look like they would be fairly nonsensical to someone without JavaScript enabled (especially the line chart). To say nothing of those who use screen readers. Is there a handy way of providing some more meaningful 'alt' text? Perhaps just ignore text in the element? (I didn't check -- you may already be doing this, but I didn't see it mentioned).
Who isn't using javascript?
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#46Defining colors with the non-W3C-defined term 'colour' is cute, but annoyingly inconsistent with browser terminology.
Just because it's a standard doesn't mean it's spelt correctly ;) HTTP referer [sic] comes to mind http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HTTP_referer
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#48This looks better than anything else I have seen in graph tools. Shame about the lack of fall-back options, though. What does it look like, if a browser doesn't support the graphs? Do they just disappear?
I was running without javascript, and was confused for a second when there were no example graphs.
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#49The 'delimeter' param is misspelled... should be 'delimiter'.
Not my project, but you can open an issue or pull request :) https://github.com/benpickles/peity
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#50This goes great with the HTML5 tag.