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Well Slack is typically used for work so it's probably not a widespread problem but one thing you could do is open a #random channel so people can post all the

• yellowapple 8y ago
  Ain't #random already a default channel? At the very least, I recall it in every Slack org of which I've ever been a member.
• nineteen999 8y ago
  This was in a work environment and we had over 50 department and team-specific channels already, as well as a bunch of random noise channels. Funnily enough, it was the application developers who were the problem in this instance since they were being more of a hindrance than a help. Being able to mute them or quiet them down while I fixed their mistakes and was documenting the workarounds/solutions would have been very useful. Perhaps it says more about that company than Slack in general though; it's the only place I've worked where Slack was used let alone considered mandatory.