The Dynkin diagrams of type ADE are ubiquitous in mathematics as solutions of various classification problems. The diagram E₆ is usually drawn by five dots in a row with a sixth dot above the third, see for example here. There would be many other ways to draw the diagram E₆, for example the sixth dot below the five dots, or just a capital

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Is there a reason for drawing that diagram in that particular shape beside or is that just a confirmed habit?