> It works for some people, in some situations. Wouldn’t this be a general truth of every work environments ? Big office in a metropolitan area, small office

> It works for some people, in some situations. Wouldn’t this be a general truth of every work environments ? Big office in a metropolitan area, small office in a small town, huge office and factory in a completely remote area, shared offices around the world with membership access to any instance, shared office with rotation between member who work remotely otherwise. I can’t see a single setting that would work for everyone, or even more than 80% of the workforce. Remote is just a flavor among all of these, and we’re at a point where we can agree it works for some. That’s good enough IMO.