Yes - number of commit is inversely relational to stability and reliability.
Code-churning is a great big honking red flag.
Commits should be only very well-considered
Consider that this metric included all (as many as they could find) open-source projects directly/primarily related to a BCH. Not just protocol / node implementation development.
Though I admit I am on the road and didn’t get a chance yet to actually look at their report. Just caught that podcast.
