The last few points on this graph are problematic. The Pi article says that the largest official world record (a la Guinness) stands at 67,890 digits. Why doesn't the graph even have a point for the 67,890 record? The two larger counts shown on the graph (presumably 83,431 and 100,000) have not been verified by the Guinness folks. Should they be graphed differently? If not, what authority for records is being used? If it's the "pi-world-ranking-list" website linked to from the Piphilology article, even they say the largest two "records" are still unofficial. - dcljr (talk) 23:44, 3 February 2011 (UTC)
