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I noticed that they disappeared recently. I think they were there to assist for ranking purposes (when a need arose to rank ties by alphabetical order of the NOC code). Now that the rankings are final, I assumed there was no longer a need to list the NOC code. This is what I assumed had happened.
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Why would you not want more information? It would help us to know more easily where most medalwinners per 1 000 000 people or whatever we choose, come from. When i look at the table and see china in 1.place i need to do some calculations in head and think that they have 4 times the population of the
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Since the countries are referred to by IOC Code often throughout the
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I think you've misread the map. The legend is in the file description; it says that countries which participated, but didn't win any medals (like
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There are two maps on this page: "World map showing the medal achievements of each country during the 2020 Summer
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This "medal per capita" has no value and only serves as clickbait titles in news articles to highlight achievements from smaller countries. The method just assumes that every country has the same amount of athletes percentage-wise participating in every sport. If San Marino wins a medal, China will
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There have been too many vandalism in this article with many trying to change the medal table all the time, adding in their own countries simply adding in medals and much much more. Many of these vandalism came from non wikipedia users. I request the page to be semi-protected at least till a period
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No, it's not. The maps may it look as if Russia was never banned and everything was fine. Russia is not being represented in the
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None of the sources in this article deal with how to colour the map, none of the sources discuss whether ROC medals should be considered as
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is not up to date, or maybe there is a mistake, the USA should be highlighted in black as it has 113 (+101) total medals (the only country to be so), but the image shows it dark green as Russia and China. I hope my eyes are not cheating me :D
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