What's with the Japanese SO's stats?

Question

I took this screenshot just now, and got these interesting stats about the new Japanese Stack Overflow. I refreshed the page, went back, and nothing changed.

And, here's what I find odd:

1. It clearly isn't almost 2014 years old. That's more likely when it was started.

2. How can there be 8.7 questions a day, while there are 0 visits a day? That's kind of impossible.

I'm hoping here that it's not just me.

I know very limited Japanese, not even enough to hold a conversation with a toddler. I'm merely observing.

Answer 1

Japan has a very long and storied history. Little known is that during the Yayoi era the Japanese invented computers, the internet, and yes, even Stack Overflow, but unfortunately the database became corrupted sometime during the Warring States era. That's why the stats seem wrong. What is certain, however, is that 8.7 questions/day over 2013 years makes Japanese Stack Overflow by far the biggest resource of programming questions on the internet.

Or alternatively, the numbers are a bit off because we didn't have an Area 51 proposal for this, and as a result it's being fixed.

I like the first explanation far more though.

Answer 2

This has been tagged status-completed, but the site stats still seem a little bit bugged out:

Visits/day is still at 0.

Questions/day doesn't look right, unless 2/3 of the site's questions have been deleted. (Maybe they have been, since it's brand new.) The site does have only 574 questions. It is also just now beginning its 4th month, so let's count this as 3 months:

• 3 months × 30 days/month (conservatively) × 16 questions/day = 1440 questions.