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Obviously the problem with Javascript may be that JS ist distributed as source code in a project. So if you add several JS libraries (prototype etc.) to the project then Ohloh probably (wrongly) adds those files to your projects and rises your JS count. It's probably not clever enough to detect JS libraries you only distribute. Worse: It may add the JS licenses to your projects and claim your project uses X and Y licenses.