regarding country settings for committers

[Alexander van Loon]

On Tuesday 12 July 2011 20:32:15 Alexander van Loon wrote:
> Just today I had contact with Vishesh Handa regarding a feature article for the Digest. He mentioned that he suspects that 
his 
> country settings for the statistics of the Digest are wrong, because India seems underrepresented even when he codes a 
lot. 
> He would like to know how he can change his country settings?
> 
> I remember this was talked about on the list many monts ago, but could you please refresh our minds regarding this issue 
> Danny? Besides this question from Vishesh, I wonder if I/we can do anything to make the statistics for the Commit Digest 
> more complete? For example if I look at country statistics for the last Digest as a list, 45% is unknown (maybe that's also 
the 
> cause of your problem, Vishesh?), similar for the commit demographics statistics.
> 
> If it's necessary maybe we could get this information by manually e-mailing developers or looking up from which country 
they 
> are by using search engines? Might take a day or more to that for all developers, but now it's vacation time anyway.

It was discussed in this thread – http://mail.kde.org/pipermail/digest/2010-December/000020.html – during December 2010. 
Summary: right now data for statistics is stored in the Enzyme database, but there are plans to add an interface in Enzyme to 
edit that data and to let it take it's data from identity.kde.org in the future. Danny, maybe you can inform us about a method 
to enter this data manually in the Enzyme database while synchronisation with identity.kde.org is still on the to do-list?