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I agree! Although, I am curious about some of the privacy concerns that are being raised. To further your point, I think Facebook's timeline dynamic complement
by RobbyMcCullough 11y ago
I agree! Although, I am curious about some of the privacy concerns that are being raised.
To further your point, I think Facebook's timeline dynamic complements Slack quite nicely. Slack is great for broad, real-time communication, whereas Facebook posts can be much more hyper-focused and the conversation can revolve around the specific topic over a long period of time.
For example, we have a development channel in our Slack. I can go back and browse through the chat log, but it's awkward to contribute a suggestion or thought to a conversation that happened yesterday. Everyone has moved on. Not the case on FB.
- singham 11y agoWhat if some features of Google Wave are added to slack so that threaded conversations can take place.
- RobbyMcCullough 11y agoI'm not too familiar Google Wave. I was thinking about it a bit more before I went to bed last night, and the internet has always had chat and message-board style communication. They've always been complementary. Slack _could_ try to tackle this, but I feel like it would need to be a different format than the chat room and it would be moving away from their strength.