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Slack's release notes, I find, are both friendly and informative. Some samples from a recent update: > We now show an “(edited)” label on messages that have be
by spdustin 11y ago
Slack's release notes, I find, are both friendly and informative. Some samples from a recent update:
> We now show an “(edited)” label on messages that have been edited, making it clearer when things have changed. Less confusion, fewer shenanigans.
> Fixed: New users attempting to sign in from an invite email would get stuck in a sign in loop, which is not the warm welcome we would wish for those people. Sorry, people.
> Previously added, but now public: You can now feel free to not-receive all the messages you don’t want to receive, whenever you want not to don’t-not receive them, with support for our magical, long-awaited new Do Not Disturb feature (This was secretly supported in 2.65, but we didn’t want to disturb your not knowing about Do Not Disturb feature by telling you so).
I liked them.
- jordonwii 11y agoInteresting that you chose Slack as a _positive_ example. Their most recent release notes were exactly what I had in mind while reading this article: "Revel in the ability create a whole new team from within the app! Enjoy a whole new world of custom profile fields and bigger avatars! Delight in being able to long-press on an emoji reaction to see who left it!"