Should prediction market journalism publish static or dynamic charts of prediction markets?
- Dynamic charts are the way to go because the search engines send web visitors to the old blog posts. When the chart on the post is hot-linked from the prediction exchange, that chart updates itself —and the web visitor sees an up-to-date chart.
- The problem is that the prediction exchanges will cease maintaining any chart after contract expiry. Hence, the web visitors downloading an old blog post will spot an error message instead of the chart. BIG PROBLEM, because the web visitors will blame the blogger, not the prediction exchange.
- Maybe the solution is to publish dynamic charts… and to have an appendix at the end of the blog post, stuffing some static charts, explaining the readers that those static charts are here for the historians. 
- What do you think? —(You, the blog readers.)
