I know this as I have a nifty site meter on my blog which tracks data like referring URL and location.
One of the things I have found most interesting is the country distribution of people coming to look at the review.

Why is it that China does not show up?
From the information that I have, China is the largest single download "consumer" of Eclipse.

Is it a language issue?
Is this something we could look into falling under the scope of the Eclipse translation project, Babel?
Same for Korea.
Or is it simply a limitation of the site meter?
I would have expected more hits from India based on the download distribution.
The large distribution of countries that are using Eclipse: who knew about Algeria and Malta?
All in all it truly is amazing at the global spread of Eclipse!
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India a paltry 3%, I for one know that its picking nicely over here in India.
One reason could be that people are stuck and happy with older version
Upgrading to new version is a pain if you know about the download speeds over here :)
China does not show up because blogspot.com is not accessible from their. At least, that's what we found out when working with my Google SoC student located in China.
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