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Or, worse (IMHO) when they tie themselves to Slack but don't pay for it, thus having messages thrown into the trash I hold out high hopes that eventually Zulip
by mdaniel 6y ago
Or, worse (IMHO) when they tie themselves to Slack but don't pay for it, thus having messages thrown into the trash
I hold out high hopes that eventually Zulip will gain enough mental marketshare that folks will switch, since Zulip offers free hosting for open source projects, unlike ~~Slack~~ Salesforce with their bazilliontrillion dollars that they can't afford to spend to "sponsor" workspaces
- sgt 6y agoWe do this and see it as a benefit. If something is important enough not to take out of a chat, is it really that important? I have been hesitating paying for Slack because I feel the usage patterns of Slack will change if we do. I think power users of Slack tend to use email less, and that's precisely what I don't want. I want to continue using e-mail for more important things and keep chat as a non critical service.
- telesilla 6y agoA project I work on uses free slack and once a month exports the chat and saves them on github, ensuring the conversations are maintained in case we need to go back and review any critical decisions.