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Perhaps true for a standalone app, but very different for a social one like Slack. You have to use what others are using.

• pimterry 6y ago
  Is that true? For a social app where every user pays, sure, but Slack is generally paid for by a central business/group/organization. If the users in the organization are sufficiently unhappy with Slack, a functional organization should be unhappy with Slack, and if the organization is unhappy it can migrate everybody elsewhere overnight, with minimal social impact.
  • goatinaboat 6y ago
    If the users in the organization are sufficiently unhappy with Slack, a functional organization should be unhappy with Slack Nice theory but overwhelmingly disproved by the existence of SAP.
    • NateEag 6y ago
      It's also possible that almost all organizations using SAP are dysfunctional.