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Could someone explain how you don’t lose track of a message irretrievably in Slack if you don’t respond to it right away? There doesn’t seem to be any way to ev
by Philadelphia 4y ago
Could someone explain how you don’t lose track of a message irretrievably in Slack if you don’t respond to it right away? There doesn’t seem to be any way to ever find anything again without looking through every single channel and DM conversation once it’s read — no way to see every message you’ve received by date or anything like that. And DM conversations just drop off the sidebar entirely if you have too many of them.
- darknavi 4y agoHonestly a lot of "Remind me in X"
- dotancohen 4y ago> Could someone explain how you don’t lose track of a message irretrievably > in Slack if you don’t respond to it right away? The idea behind "no immediate reply" isn't that you read a message and reply to it later. The idea is that when you're ready, you open Slack, then read and reply to messages. You then close Slack, go do a task, then come back to slack.
- simonh 4y agoI dislike the split in Teams between chat and the Teams tab, but at least it has the Activity stream. Also you can mark messages as Unread so you can go back later.
- dsQTbR7Y5mRHnZv 4y agoRight click the message and choose "remind me later"