Talk:Religion in Hungary

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Numbers in the 2011 census are wrong

I don't know where the information displayed comes from, but according to the Hungarian Central Statistical Office the numbers are quite different. Also, if you try to add up the current numbers, it's more than the total. Catholics, for example, appear at 3871000 in the xls file the Official census show. http://www.ksh.hu/nepszamlalas/tables_regional_00 --talk

Colours of the "undeclared" in the pie chart

I changed the colour of one section of the pie chart (for the group who didn't state their religion) from light grey to white. This was reverted with the comment: Unexplained change to visually overwhelmingly white - silver fits in aesthetically with irreligious and atheism. Obviously I should have explained the rationale for my change, however the user reverting my change actually did for me :-)

Silver fits indeed aesthetically with irreligious and atheism, as do the other colours of denominations of a religious group. However lumping together those, who didn't state anything, and a group that did (in this case the irreligious and atheists) is misleading. The undeclared didn't ally themselves with catholics, not with protestants and not with atheists or the irreligious - they just didn't say anything about their affiliation. They could be Catholics/Protestants/Atheists/Muslims/Buddhists/etc. being the opinion it's not a matter for the state to ask the religious affiliation of its citizens. I chose white for the following reasons: 1. It is visually distinct from the other colours (i.e. it doesn't lump this group to any other group) 2. It visually reduces the pie to those who actually answered the question - without concealing the fact that this substantial group exists. Therefore white seems to be the perfect colour of representing this group. Gugganij (talk) 11:14, 22 March 2015 (UTC)[reply]

No, white is an overwhelming and glaring shade which ended up dominating the entire chart. You're welcome to use a pastel colour to differentiate, but please don't use a shade in such glaring juxtaposition to the deep purple and other colours immediately surrounding it. --Iryna Harpy (talk) 01:10, 23 March 2015 (UTC)[reply]

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Table of religion by county

Wiki-wuki, thank you for having added the table of religion by county. However, the data you have inserted is not that from the 2011 census but that from the 2001 one. Taking from instance Nograd, in the pertinent document, at page 26 you find the table of religions. The data you added are those from 2001: 71.6%-0.3%-2.6%-5.0%-0.7%-10.5% and 9.2% non-religious; while the data from 2011 are: 55.4%-0.2%-2.1%-3.9%-1.8%-12.2%-0.9% and 23.5% non-religious. Apparently, you have excluded the data of non-religious or non-respondents from the table. Please integrate them.--Wddan (talk) 08:00, 29 September 2017 (UTC)[reply]