> The UI, design, philosophy everything is identical to slack. This isn't quite right. The way Twist shows threads and information is a lot closer to email, an

> The UI, design, philosophy everything is identical to slack. This isn't quite right. The way Twist shows threads and information is a lot closer to email, and there's a big difference in how it organizes information: on top of channels, which are based on groups or projects, it has threads as a base organizational unit. UX does influence behaviour, afaik. The Twist UX facilitates and encourages long-form, on-topic discussion a LOT more than Slack. See also email: have you ever used email like Slack? imo the main issue is actually that email + some mailing lists still has major advantages over Twist.