I don't hate group chat, it's just the kind of thing I won't use for work, because of the blurry context of every group chat at work. People will try their bes

I don't hate group chat, it's just the kind of thing I won't use for work, because of the blurry context of every group chat at work. People will try their best to be professional in work chat, they comment on ideas, share their thoughts about someone else work, and so on. But it's chat, I mean, it's CHAT! We all know that chat culture built up from the AOL era (or Yahoo in Asia..). One of a sudden, someone will have a casual comment about it, and then someone else, and then the whole group became casual. And then of course, there is the whole thing of scrolling back to get the context of what people are discussing. Then teams make rules in chat for things to be in order. But well, if you can make people function strictly in chat, why don't just force them to a video meeting? During the last month, this the only use case I have for group chat: "Let's lunch"