There are no rows in the table for proprietary software that hasn’t been OSA’d, and the rows that are there take no head of market size or adoption rates of the alternative.
Therefore the chart can only possibly trend downwards because the X axis is a date from the past until ‘today’ and the y axis is the number of days since that date that something pretty arbitrary happened.
Think of the X axis as “Days Since 1970” (0 - ~11,500). The maximum Y value is bounded by y = 11,500 - x.
There are no rows in the table for proprietary software that hasn’t been OSA’d, and the rows that are there take no head of market size or adoption rates of the alternative.
Therefore the chart can only possibly trend downwards because the X axis is a date from the past until ‘today’ and the y axis is the number of days since that date that something pretty arbitrary happened.
Think of the X axis as “Days Since 1970” (0 - ~11,500). The maximum Y value is bounded by y = 11,500 - x.