Yes, maybe open vs. closed source is the better comparison. I will make one for this, too. But first I want to polish this one. I like the flags 😉

Yes, it’s my project. But I didn’t change it, the flag was always the british one. I was a bit worried, but this time, I didn’t make a mistake.

Every category has an extra flag for lesser known/used options. But I happily add suggestions…

I’d say, it’s the country, that has a deciding influence on the development of a software. Because it sets the rules that the team has to follow. That should be mainly the country, where the responsible organisation has its seat.

Exactly as the flag shows.

Another one for open vs. closed source is on my ToDo-list.

Yeah, I’ll try

Yes, you’re right. I changed tha graph for instances and will look into the others. But not today 😴

I found their explanation and as I suspected, they don’t want to distract you. 😉 https://www.datawrapper.de/blog/pie-charts But they’re also saying, that this is not the right chart for so many values. So I’ll retry.

They’ll basically have to have a link to the account in their website.

That’s the standard in DataWrapper. From my experience they surely have a blogpost on why this is the only right way to do it. 😉

It takes a couple of seconds to load the data.

With a mouse, you can hover over it and it will highlight the corresponding part.

There are numbers, too.

But I’ll look into it. I’m using DataWrapper and it’s not very customizable.

We (@heiseonline@social.heise.de) have federated accounts on #Flipboard: The problem is, you still can only see the interactions in the app. But there you can’t easily switch between two accounts. So I have my private one activated – and won’t see the interactions.

And you’re right: For accounts from organizations, that are in the #Fediverse a federated account on Flipboard is not of much use. But there are some, that aren’t otherwise reachable from the Fediverse. (RSS is another story, that’s true)