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Temporal Drift of Emoji Usage in Open-Source Project READMEs

Emoji usage in open-source project READMEs over time

Observations
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Average number of emojis per README

The average number of emojis in each README file

2 observations across 2 series · measured in count

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Average number of emojis per README (count) — summary, last 30 days.
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Average number of emojis per README (count) — line, last 30 days.
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Average number of emojis per README (count) — bar, last 30 days.
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Average number of emojis per README (count) — dot plot, last 30 days.
Average number of emojis per README observations
WhenSeriesAverage number of emojis per README
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Average number of emojis per README (count) — table, last 30 days.

Most frequent emoji category

The most frequent emoji category in each README file

0 observations · measured in category

About this data

This page tracks the average number of emojis per README and the most frequent emoji categories. The data is collected from a large corpus of open-source projects, providing insights into how developers use emojis to convey tone, status, and key information in project descriptions. By analyzing the temporal drift of emoji usage, we can gain a better understanding of the evolving communication styles within the open-source community.

Sources

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Why this isn't published anywhere else

No existing website, dashboard, or public dataset specifically tracks the temporal drift of emoji usage within open-source project READMEs, despite some related research on emoji usage in broader contexts.

Uniqueness score 1.00 — assessed against live web search results when this subject was created.