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Thanks! Not sure of the migration path off of Slack at least in the near term since there is a lot of pull in to Slack since most people in professional setting

Thanks! Not sure of the migration path off of Slack at least in the near term since there is a lot of pull in to Slack since most people in professional setting already is familiar with the UX. I do think there is something there for a layer on top of Slack or Discord where information gets moved. I want to explore making this tool available for internal teams once I have more features around productivity like related questions, summarization and confluence/docs integration. These seem useful for internal teams but need to assess whether people actually want this.

avivo 4y ago
I'd be interested in chatting about this at some point. What you are considering re. meaningful aggregation and summarization is connected to my thesis here: https://medium.com/@aviv/when-we-change-the-efficiency-of-knowledge-operations-we-change-the-shape-of-society-d48ca870ff5b https://medium.com/@aviv/when-we-change-the-efficiency-of-kn... (contact info from my profile/website) Also, this is very useful! Thanks for building it. (Ideally it's bundled with clear info that everything people are writing will be publicly searchable. Perhaps an invisible bot message every month or so.)
Mezzie 4y ago
Speaking as somebody who somehow gets roped into doing internal knowledge management work, something like this would be great, particularly with the features you're suggesting. I would actively campaign for us to use Linen depending on the price. It's not what I would use if I were building things from the ground up, but going into an org with years of Slack messages + an ongoing Slack culture, it would be fantastic.