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"most people miss any conversations that don't happen in their business hours. This has huge effects on collaboration." Why don't you send them logs of the con
by grubles 10y ago
"most people miss any conversations that don't happen in their business hours. This has huge effects on collaboration."
Why don't you send them logs of the conversations?
- op00to 10y agoSuddenly it's my job to bring everyone else up to speed on what happened in their off hours? I have a job to do. Slack and Rocket.Chat (and matrix and ...) both solve that problem and a lot of others without the legacy bullshit that IRC slops down the road. I'm sick of spending time working around what is an outdated and inadequate protocol because of momentum in my office.
- grubles 10y agoYou realize logging IRC and distributing said logs can be completely automatic, right? Anyone can set that up. It's honestly kind of humorous that you find this to be such a mountain to climb.
- op00to 10y agoSure. I'll send you logs. Jump onto Slack, and scroll back. Easy.
- grubles 10y agoI support open protocols and not proprietary products that make you pay to simply keep chat history (Slack deletes messages after +10,000 messages). To be against IRC is to be against e-mail. IRC has been around at least since the 80s.