First, you say: > OTOH, if you are using Slack, you probably deserve it :P then you say: > not saying you have any choice in the matter of using Slack or not

First, you say: > OTOH, if you are using Slack, you probably deserve it :P then you say: > not saying you have any choice in the matter of using Slack or not Now, I don't actually run Slack nowadays. I run Teams, which sounds like it's efficient since it only uses 600 MiB RAM rather than a full gigabyte. But the choice between Slack, Teams, and any other product we might use is determined not by the user, but by the company we work for. Companies have a tendency to decide what works without respect to empirical data. Business people are unconcerned with mere technical matters; they optimise for purchase processes. I think you got downvoted for saying we have any choice in the matter. When you made a valid criticism, your comment fared much better.