The vast majority of Slack accounts are tied to a paying employer[^1], and yet most of the responses we've seen are individuals (justifiably!) upset they've bee

The vast majority of Slack accounts are tied to a paying employer[^1], and yet most of the responses we've seen are individuals (justifiably!) upset they've been barred access from their work tool. I'm curious to see how companies respond to Slack disrupting the productivity of their salaried employees. ^1: Well, hmm, I wonder what % of active instances are on a free tier, but that's a separate unrelated question