Although I have to admit, I just love this line: "the most prominent project language on GitHub? Everything else". "Everything else" is 560,000, Ruby alone is

Although I have to admit, I just love this line: "the most prominent project language on GitHub? Everything else". "Everything else" is 560,000, Ruby alone is 225,000, which is 40% of the "Everything else" category, and 25% of the entire service. That spells "prominent" in my (and probably others') book. I realise that for marketing reasons they don't want to portray themselves as a Ruby shop, but you can't say "Many people assume GitHub is filled with Ruby and Javascript projects", then show such a clear-cut graph, and try to hand-wave it away. I also can't, for the life of me, understand why there is no link to Git, the actual tool the service revolves around, on the front page, or any of the pages linked from the front page.