> because the company provides no information and no recourse From what I've seen on Twitter it looks like Slack is asking people to email them so they can fig

> because the company provides no information and no recourse From what I've seen on Twitter it looks like Slack is asking people to email them so they can figure out what is going on and if they did in fact err in closing accounts. We'll see what comes of that, but it feels a bit premature to say that they've just cut people off and that's the end of the story.