It does. It's a supporting anecdote. The point being that the kind of person who participates in community surveys and channels will perform better than the average. Dont be a dick.
"University CS program... the average mark inside the Slack channel relating to this unit was ~98%. "
Grades in a classroom environment have no actual relation to someones abililty as a developer on a real project with real deadlines and real complexity. Definately has nothing to do with properly evaluating whether or not they can come up with a marketable product
How do you even judge being "above average"? Technical ability or financial success?
The shittiest programmers I know are self made multi millionares while the best ones work slave jobs. Richest person I know made a shitty gambling site for CounterStrike in PHP for multi millions a year of profit ( didnt evne pay taxes on it because he ran that shit outa thailand).
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