> I love Slack and have no plans to stop using it to communicate with my team at Ably. As long as your willing to tolerate it don't expect anything to change.

> I love Slack and have no plans to stop using it to communicate with my team at Ably. As long as your willing to tolerate it don't expect anything to change. If people stopped using slack then the bean counters would sit up and take notice. If slack died it might even serve as a warning to others. It's easy to blame slack, but everyone that continues to use this and other bloated apps are also part of the problem.