I was just about to post the same thing. I don't like picking on things like names, but the "old magma" is still very popular in mathematics.
John Cannon, who started Magma, pushed very hard for people to cite that paper whenever they used Magma in a paper. We eventually did something similar with SageMath for a bit, but it felt weird having everybody cite a paper with me personally as the main author, when there are nearly 1000 contributors to Sage, so we made up a reference with the author “The Sage Developers”, or something like that. As a result there is probably no MathSciNet entry tracking citations to Sagemath even though many papers cite Sagemath.