Unless I’m mistaken, they used public GitHub activity for their study and found that GitHub users who were active over longer periods of time were more likely t

Unless I’m mistaken, they used public GitHub activity for their study and found that GitHub users who were active over longer periods of time were more likely to use emojis. This study feels like a big mess of confusing correlation with causation and trying to apply it to a different conclusion. Of course GitHub users who are more active on the platform are more likely to eventually post something with emojis. This study on public GitHub usage shouldn’t be used to draw conclusions about “remote work”.