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Something looks really weird about the statistical data for various non-American programming languages, who get more support outside of the US. When they do not have a new release, they usually get a certain amount of stars per week and month. When they do a new release (and it's well received by users), suddenly their stars received drops dramatically. Have seen this weird trend for months. Where for American or corporate related languages, their new releases shows an increase in stars, as expected.
Something wonky looks to have been and is happening.
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Something looks really weird about the statistical data for various non-American programming languages, who get more support outside of the US. When they do not have a new release, they usually get a certain amount of stars per week and month. When they do a new release (and it's well received by users), suddenly their stars received drops dramatically. Have seen this weird trend for months. Where for American or corporate related languages, their new releases shows an increase in stars, as expected.
Something wonky looks to have been and is happening.
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