For Slack we're making all threads private and we follow update and deletion immediately. For Discord we follow deletion after a day since we are doing a night

For Slack we're making all threads private and we follow update and deletion immediately. For Discord we follow deletion after a day since we are doing a nightly sync for the time being. Privacy is one of our main priorities since I get that we're taking something that felt private into something that will be persisted on the internet. Here is a few ways we are/planning on addressing this: * We only store profile image, user id and display name for the user so we don't keep email or personal identifiable information * We just shipped a new feature where we can anonymize the display name so it is even less identifiable - i.e. with names like `many-ancient-parrot`, `adventurous-billowy-kangaroo`, and `benedict-cumberbatch`. * Right now we sync everything but very soon we are shipping features where communities can only sync from the new conversations. * Upon request we delete all the users's messages and conversations based on the user ID. We're shipping new where the community admin can delete conversations themselves in the coming weeks. * We allow community admins to decide which channels to show or hide since some communities choose to create new channels so it is clear that the conversations going forward here are public.