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Ouch! How could I miss this obvious mistake? :) Thank you, I think that should fix it. Sorry for bugging you.

I just noticed that Ohloh seems to ignore some commits for some reason. Just compare Ohloh commits and Google commits to see that there are some commits missing on Ohloh's analysis. Is there any ... [More] reason for those commits not showing up or is this a bug? [Less]

Guess that branch has been deleted after the last update then ... Sorry Robin, I do not really know which is the best branch to track in this case. :/

Android has not been updated since November 2007 even though the repository seems to be alive again.

Also see this thread. :)

A report which lists projects which have got the same repositories listed could possibly make Ohloh stats for some projects a bit more accurate (e. g. GNOME programs not listed in GNOME and in an extra project entry).

I fear that Ohloh itself does not know when a specific release of a project happens, even though that could be interesting information. Anyhow, it seems hard to find out when a release happens because ... [More] of widely spread different systems over all projects. [Less]

I am fairly sure about SourceForge and it seems to be the same for the other two mentioned here (freedesktop and savannah).

Sorry, but I still do not see in how far this is related to suggestions to Ohloh. :)

While your PHP source files and examples look really well commented, Ohloh also takes the "doc" folder into consideration for the statistics. It seems like phpDocumentor added a lot of JavaScript into ... [More] the documentation and as it seems like the complete docs (html and js) are added to the stats, the overall comment ratio (phpDocumentor adds near to no comments) is quite low. [Less]