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Because it's like IRC, but way easier for the average non-technical user to set up and use. I have ran my own private IRC server before and frankly, it's a pai
by GreenJelloShot 7y ago
Because it's like IRC, but way easier for the average non-technical user to set up and use.
I have ran my own private IRC server before and frankly, it's a pain. There are lots of solutions to common problems (like using IRC bouncers) but it is just complicated enough to make products like Slack a superior user experience.
It is pretty easy to get grandma up and running on Slack.
It is much more difficult to get her to use IRC.