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Not exactly I mean people still see the thread root, just like if you didn’t use a thread it would see the message, So if the thread is interesting you look at
by thehappypm 5y ago
Not exactly I mean people still see the thread root, just like if you didn’t use a thread it would see the message, So if the thread is interesting you look at it
- nottorp 5y agoI never see those. They get lost in the main channel noise. They should get pinned somewhere obvious to not get lost with the main chat scrolling.
- thehappypm 5y agoThen you may not be using threads properly — in a fully threaded channel there is no way to get lost, since there isn’t really much scrolling to do. You just need to be diligent that there can’t be lots of messages between threads.
- nottorp 5y agoWhat, have a "main thread" for stuff concerning everyone/whoever is able to contribute? No. It's over complicated. They need a better solution. Perhaps you only use Slack as a followup to meetings/todo items. We use it for all communication and the workflow is about opposite: someone raises an issue, someone or everyone discusses it, someone takes ownership and it turns into their TODO item.