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This seems to mainly be disigned to work within an organisation. Like Microsoft Teams or Slack It doesn't seem to work for a "common" email use case of contact
by slyall 6y ago
This seems to mainly be disigned to work within an organisation. Like Microsoft Teams or Slack
It doesn't seem to work for a "common" email use case of contacting random people at other organisations. How would I say contact a vendor and a sales guy reply to me?
Can I publish my address on my website or business card and people contact me?
Of course any-to-any connections with email (or the phone system) spend a lot of time working with the downside of "unwanted" messages/calls.
- IlliOnato 6y agoI think the idea is to have it adopted in stages. First, to communicate within a single organization or project. Second, between organizations/groups who adopted it already. Third, when critical mass is reached, open it. The really cool feature seem to be that an unknown/unapproved party can only ask you to establish a contact, and cannot immediately send you any links, attachments, etc.
- networkimprov 6y agoThere would be "marketplace" sites to connect with people. More here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25804869#25807379 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25804869#25807379 (I'm the author.)