> I've found several very annoying bugs in the OSX Slack client Yep, and IRC and its plethora of clients are totally bug-free /s IRC netsplits alone are far m

> I've found several very annoying bugs in the OSX Slack client Yep, and IRC and its plethora of clients are totally bug-free /s IRC netsplits alone are far more annoying than any slack bug I've encountered. > It's impossible to un-join a team via the OSX app, or to remove a team that you partially created. You definitely can log out of a team in the OS X app (e.g. right click the team icon, click "remove" or go to the team dropdown and sign out). Or if you want to actually deactivate your account, there's a link (somewhere) in the app that opens your browser where you deactivate your account. > the password reset procedure is quite clunky. Not in my experience. You don't even have to reset your password. You can have slack email you a magic link as a method of logging in. Open your email, click the magic link, and you're logged in. > Or I suppose I wish Slack would make its ecosystem available via IRC How? Slack has an IRC gateway, but IRC doesn't have standardized ways of even sharing files (everything I'm aware of is client based). So how do you implement Slack's feature-set (even ignoring video/voice calls) over IRC without requiring everyone to use a special client?