MoCC is a "museum" of the web’s most misleading charts. Each exhibit comments on what went wrong and cites the original source.

• Live site: https://museum-chart-crimes.vercel.app/

Want to contribute? Feel free to open a PR with your favorite chart crime.

1. Place your assets under public/assets/blog/<slug>/ (the chart image is usually cover.jpeg).
2. Create _posts/<slug>.md using the front matter template below.
3. Write the body in Markdown. Include links for sources—MoCC underlines them automatically. Set each author entry’s name to the original publisher and add a url when you have it.
4. Run npm run build to confirm the site still generates statically.

---
title: "Graph Title"
excerpt: "One-line summary shown on the homepage."
coverImage: "/assets/blog/<slug>/cover.jpeg"
date: "2025-10-10"
author:
  - name: Publisher of the original chart
    url: "https://example.com/original-source"
curator:
  - name: Your Name
    url: "https://example.com/profile"
---

Notes:

• coverImage renders inside the exhibit and doubles as the social share image.
• Use the original chart title for title whenever possible.
• Include a url for each author and curator entry when you can.
• author and curator share the same list format, so mix one or many entries as needed.
• Markdown supports tables, code fences, and inline HTML where needed.

• npm run dev – start the local development server.
• npm run build – generate the production build.
• npm run start – serve the production build locally.