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A 2D "market position" graph of various languages for websites. vertical coordinate denotes how much traffic the sites of a language get, and horizontal coordinate denotes how many sites use the language. English is about in the middle by traffic, and way far away from other languages by site count, then there's a cluster of Russian, Spanish, German and French with less sites, but about the same amount of traffic per site, and finally there's Lithuanian - considerably higher than traffic per site, but also a decent bit less on the site count.

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A 2D "market position" graph of various languages for websites. vertical coordinate denotes how much traffic the sites of a language get, and horizontal coordinate denotes how many sites use the language. English is about in the middle by traffic, and way far away from other languages by site count, then there's a cluster of Russian, Spanish, German and French with less sites, but about the same amount of traffic per site, and finally there's Lithuanian - considerably higher than traffic per site, but also a decent bit less on the site count.
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Ignas Kiela (ignaloidas@not.acu.lt)'s status on Saturday, 22-Jul-2023 13:00:35 JST Ignas Kiela
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@quad@akko.quad.moe @lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me huh, apparently Lithuanian sites are just way bigger on average?

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