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I feel like that's a pretty reactionary painting of the issue, but wanting large platforms to provide access through open protocols that have been in use for de
by SQueeeeeL 5y ago
I feel like that's a pretty reactionary painting of the issue, but wanting large platforms to provide access through open protocols that have been in use for decades and have many accessibility and usability benefits really seems pretty much a no brainer for anyone reading Hackernews.
- iso1631 5y agoshould be But how to you get that $1b valuation by making yet another client based on open standards? You have to corner the market, and 90% of HN readership want to create or work for a new unicorn, not just improve technology for the sake of it.
- ctvo 5y ago> But how to you get that $1b valuation by making yet another client based on open standards? You have to corner the market, and 90% of HN readership want to create or work for a new unicorn, not just improve technology for the sake of it. Feel free to make a better Slack, that's more usable, more reliable, with more integrations, and run it on IRC. The implementation details mean little to users. Thinking Slack won because it was a closed standard and not that it's better than IRC for the majority of its users is quite the reach. Your colleague from marketing: - ... how do I get on it? - How do I upload files to a channel? - How do I search for something I wrote a month ago?