What strikes me is how enterprise-y the design of theh website is. It's pretty much the antithesis of Slack. A lot of people rely on Facebook for engaging audi

What strikes me is how enterprise-y the design of theh website is. It's pretty much the antithesis of Slack. A lot of people rely on Facebook for engaging audiences and social media campaigns, so it's very understandable that some companies might want to use this. I don't see this as a replace ment for Slack, though, but rather some of the dreadful social media platform integrations out there.