Great thoughts. Remote companies are async by nature, and Slack goes against that. It means that people need to be always on to get the benefits of Slack - whic

Great thoughts. Remote companies are async by nature, and Slack goes against that. It means that people need to be always on to get the benefits of Slack - which is silly, you'd rather focus on actual work and let people get back to you when they're ready to. > A good alternative to Slack would be a Reddit-like interface with threads and an asynchronous model. You're describing Twist -- twistapp.com.