I will speculate: 1. JavaScript is widely known and used. Thus, anything JavaScript attracts more attention than similar projects in other languages, especiall

I will speculate: 1. JavaScript is widely known and used. Thus, anything JavaScript attracts more attention than similar projects in other languages, especially if it's outside the box of the usual webby stuff. 2. The API on this library looks very intuitive and utilitarian. It doesn't get much easier than .people(), .topics(), etc. People can see themselves actually using this.