alt.religion.slack > slack Jokes aside, the article did hit the nail on the head in its critique of realtime comms. That said, there was always a subset of any

alt.religion.slack > slack Jokes aside, the article did hit the nail on the head in its critique of realtime comms. That said, there was always a subset of any team that seemed to have cold feet / anxiety / or other resistance to writing the longer-form messages of newsgroups. I think if I had to pick between shallow, but broadly used comms, and slow but heterogeneously used comms, I'd still pick the latter.