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Coming to the same conclusion, for me, just took a long slog of silently (and often subconsciously) working around the broken parts of Slack. When my company m
by jMyles 8y ago
Coming to the same conclusion, for me, just took a long slog of silently (and often subconsciously) working around the broken parts of Slack.
When my company moved to Discord, it was a huge breath of fresh air.
- ergothus 8y agoMy primary uses for slack are the searchability, and the multiple workspaces connected through one client, which Discord hasn't offered me, though I might be missing features.
- bluetidepro 8y agoI don't know about the comparison of Discord vs Slack on searching, but both apps have had the multiple workspaces/servers feature for ages now.
- ryanmcbride 8y agoDiscord definitely lets you connect to multiple servers through one client. As for searchability, all chat logs are stored forever (unlike slack where only so many are stored unless you pay for full logs). The downside is that discord stores all the logs on their servers instead of yours, so it may not be suitable for some companies' security policies.
- lugg 8y agoHow many accounts? The resource usage scales linearly with accounts. I had to remove all but one account just to get it under control.