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Yes, sure, you can make a free workspace just like you can run a trial of Lync, but presumably this categorization brings them out of personal messaging and int
by dylz 8y ago
Yes, sure, you can make a free workspace just like you can run a trial of Lync, but presumably this categorization brings them out of personal messaging and into a B2B-relationship for business purposes, and the majority of their business is funded by paid B2B contracts.
NB: I'm not saying this is fair to anyone and it's just my personal interpretation, but it reads to me that the OFAC PDF linked is overly intent on specifically personal messaging, for personal individuals, not for business collaboration, B2B contracts, anything related to work or commercialness
- pilsetnieks 8y agoBut Slack isn't strictly for businesses. It's "teams" in "workspaces" which could mean whatever. Especially in the case of free accounts there's a fair possibility that those could just be some people.
- yellowapple 8y agoIndeed; I know of (and have joined) multiple Slack "organizations" that are just individuals chatting about things. Didn't cost me anything.