The question isn’t whether it’s worth that much to someone, it’s whether it’s worth that much to a couple using it to casually exchange messages (and/or what it

The question isn’t whether it’s worth that much to someone, it’s whether it’s worth that much to a couple using it to casually exchange messages (and/or what it costs Slack, which is definitely nowhere near that much). Feels like regressive AWS style pricing. The casual users are overpaying to provide the basis for advanced features only a fraction of users, who have sufficient resources to optimize their efficiency, need.