This is such stunningly bad advice. Threatening legal action may get you a quicker response, if the company believes you have standing and the wherewithal to ac

This is such stunningly bad advice. Threatening legal action may get you a quicker response, if the company believes you have standing and the wherewithal to actually sue them. In most cases, however, threatening legal action is going to get you put into a queue where anything they say to you gets vetted by legal, if not just outright ignored until you actually serve them or have your own lawyer reach out. "Go form a class action lawsuit against Notion" is just a wild thing to casually suggest as a remedy here.