OP, this is an awesome summary and I sure as hell wasn't aware that there were this many forks. I knew about the big ones, of course, but I haven't even heard of most of these--and I only claimed forked coins once, which turned out to be pennies worth of BCH if I remember correctly and then I swore off claiming any of that "free crypto" in the future unless there was a decent amount of it for me to get (which there usually isn't, since I don't own a lot of bitcoin, BCH, or whatever else that got forked).
Why is Segwit in the first picture? It didn't create a chain split, it was a protocol upgrade for Bitcoin.
Yeah, I had the same feeling. Not really a coin, it didn't produce a second chain.
Ditto. Not that I understand much of the technical aspects of bitcoin, but I know enough that I recognize that Segwit isn't a fork.
Sure, the most evil one. You just don't (want to) notice. It made Bitcoin no longer BitCoin