`  ::::: I can see that. Lets work on  rewording of the ``thesis`` statements, to better reflect what the bullet points can directly tell us, vs what can be inferred from that. How about this? I think it gets rid of un-sourced conjecture, and replaces the concept of adoption with activity, which I think is much less of a deduction based on the bullets.    :::::Both C# and VB.Net have high adoption rates, and very active developer communities and Microsoft fully supports both communities. However, C# does have an advantage in terms of the level of community activity on the Internet. Also, there are more books available for C# than VB.Net, and publishers report that C# books significantly outsell the VB.Net counterparts.           `