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This is a problem with Slack, not the users. The entire platform encourages noise. Here's an experiment. The next time someone in a channel asks a question, im
by matchbok 7y ago
This is a problem with Slack, not the users. The entire platform encourages noise.
Here's an experiment. The next time someone in a channel asks a question, immediately post another question that is unrelated and see how much people see/respond to the first one. It's as good as dead. What a mess.
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- neutronicus 7y agoI have a similar problem with batching questions in email, though. Like even in one-to-one correspondence, you send an email with two questions, you invariably get a response to the easy one and no acknowledgement whatsoever of the difficult, time-sensitive one.
- pavel_lishin 7y ago> The next time someone in a channel asks a question, immediately post another question that is unrelated and see how much people see/respond to the first one. It's as good as dead. This varies hugely based on the culture of the Slack you're in, the channel you're in, etc.