You’re not the only person who pays attention to statistics. I think those of us who do, know we can’t poke at it all the time, but I definitely do so when I wake up, and it’s fun to see the sheet populated with reviews … but I have to admit I have a local program to process things in my own way e.g. to see if the median for total games is about to be bumped up, and if so, what entries I should attack to push it over the edge. (I also like to look at data for private reviews in the authors’ forum. We are at 1 game for each.)
The shorter games tend to get a few more reviews, which feels natural, and it’s good to know I’m not the only one who may attack a game to get back in the swing of things.
I remember Autumn did some really cool predictive stuff last year as well. It seems nontrivial to repeat again this year, but it’s just neat to be able to do that with the data we have.
Also, in the spirit of watching stats, can/should @ChristopherMerriner’s notes on Alien’s Mistaken Impression count as a review? It’d be neat to get the “public unreviewed” down from 12 to 11.