...considering this is true, than why you hear of so many people using Neo4j and so little about OrientDB? I mean, I am really curious... is it just the "starte

...considering this is true, than why you hear of so many people using Neo4j and so little about OrientDB? I mean, I am really curious... is it just the "started effect" where people just stick with the first thing that seem to mostly work? (the same thing that makes MySQL more pupular than Potgres for example) I tried some time ago a 1.x version of Orient in comparison with a Neo4j of the same era, and Neo4j proved to be very simple to just jump right in and start querying around... whereas OrientDB had so many interesting concepts but it took so much time to digest them and decide what should I use... and in the end it wasn't relevant for me as I just dropped the hole graph db thing and went for "dumbest" solution of Mongo + MySQL ...so I don't have any authority to talk about this really :)