I don't, because flag design kinda ruins the clarity of the graphic. E.g. France's segment looks like three different blocks at a glance. This one is the same format but more readable.

Edit - the top comment reply to that post is the most readable and best looking version of this

And DSCR

This doesn't show what your title implies you want it to show. It doesn't have any monetary aspect. It shows they have always made more Mature and TV-14 rated content, and that this gap widened 2016-2019 before closing in again (I'm wondering if Covid affected whether they made more family/teenage friendly content actually), but not how this correlates to viewership, audience reception, membership growth, etc. It also doesn't show how any effect of the maturity ratings on platform popularity is separated from general growth of streaming services in this time amongst adults or kids, or how it compares to other platforms' approaches.

Idk what I can learn from it. What do you think is the answer to the question you pose in your title?

Gonna go ahead and say there must have been a cluster of Jedi census write-ins at Aberystwyth University - Aberystwyth and New Quay have small populations so a university fad of writing 'jedi' among students will have more effect on the % jedi population than in Bangor or Cardiff