Key Findings for August 2020

August 2020 is a wonderfully quiet month for your dataset: with 0 tests conducted, there’s no measurable signal about value preferences. In percentage terms, every value has 0% representation, so there’s no valid “top 10,” no distribution to compare, and no reliable month-specific fingerprint to interpret.

Because no rankings were generated, there are also no ranking shifts in positions to call out. Nothing is rising, falling, or holding steady; it’s simply missing data, not stability.

What this most likely indicates is a collection gap rather than a sudden moment of universal indecision. The real story is operational: tracking paused, participation dropped to zero, or records weren’t captured.

Seasonally, August can be a participation danger zone due to vacations and schedule disruptions, but with a sample of zero, that remains a fun hypothesis rather than a conclusion.

If you share July and September (or any nearby month with nonzero tests), I can infer whether August is an anomaly or part of a broader dip.