I should've chosen my words more carefully for such a tacit response... in this case, I'd revise it to "couldn't email solve this problem?" I see where you're

I should've chosen my words more carefully for such a tacit response... in this case, I'd revise it to "couldn't email solve this problem?" I see where you're coming from though w.r.t. communication vs. scheduling. I found this on a quick search, which has a free tier that I might try: https://calendly.com https://calendly.com. Still, my worries are that: 1. it's not like email/calendaring/slack will go away, so now I have yet another tool to maintain (at least Calendly have calendar integrations) 2. like email, it could be abused, just in new ways I don't know about yet... what problems will arise that drive us towards more new tools to solve them? I'm not sure the marginal improvement over using email/slack/calendars, plus some sort of rules/expectations, would be worth adopting another tool, but I am curious to see how it works out.