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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 organi

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.