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Because Slack doesn't have to write up an RFC and wait months/years for feedback before getting features implemented. People care about features, not interopera
by Touche 11y ago
Because Slack doesn't have to write up an RFC and wait months/years for feedback before getting features implemented. People care about features, not interoperability (until they want out, at which point they feel the lock-in burn).
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- falcolas 11y agoI disagree with this. Other than the place-keeping, search, and notifications, I (and my team) don't want other features from Slack. In fact, the constant additions of features is aggravating as hell. The addition of an enabled-by-default DND feature was a real PITA for our team to try and work around.