> That's because HN does a lot less, and is a lot simpler. Complexity is not a virtue. HN has a lot of depth when you look beyond its interface. The abstractio

> That's because HN does a lot less, and is a lot simpler. Complexity is not a virtue. HN has a lot of depth when you look beyond its interface. The abstractions don't always have to exist in code, operations or UI. What % of the Slack feature set is actually used by a majority of its users at least once a month?