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Ah, is there a reason why you don't prefer Slack?

• andrewzah 6y ago
  In my experience, slack has a poor signal to noise ratio. Important information gets lost as people post gifs, memes, or banter in the same channel. Search has gotten better, but it's still not great. Some people expect you to respond immediately, defeating the purpose of asynchronous communication for non important / non blocking matters. The format (like IRC) encourages multiple fragmented sentences instead of one long, cohesive message. Slack isn't that bad by itself; it's mostly how people use it compared to say, email.
  • akkshu92 6y ago
    Ah, I agree. Not sure if people have completely given up on email to use Slack. It's an excellent collaboration software, though.