> Has Slack's attraction ever been that it's an innovative product? Yeah, it's just IRC with a new hat, but sure, I'm willing to say it was innovative. Nothing

> Has Slack's attraction ever been that it's an innovative product? Yeah, it's just IRC with a new hat, but sure, I'm willing to say it was innovative. Nothing like it existed and now many things like it exist. It was an innovation in the smaller parts - that judging by how things have gone, are maybe not so small. > Making your program meet what really should be a minimum acceptable standard is considered innovation now? It's not ~disruptive techmologi~ but it would require genuine innovation in terms of creating a proper cross platform native UI framework, or at the very lest a large shift in their product to move to multiple frameworks (innovation in the company rather than in tech generally.)