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As much as I can get behind "Discord is not great", the idea of putting IRC in competition with Slack and Discord is absolutely laughable. IRC provides probabl

As much as I can get behind "Discord is not great", the idea of putting IRC in competition with Slack and Discord is absolutely laughable. IRC provides probably at most 2% of the features of those two, even stuff that I use daily like settings a status, having a profile picture, editing messages, pining messages, and other very basic stuff. Anyone suggesting IRC as an entreprise solution is a greybeard of thr highest order.

Test0129 4y ago
> greybeard of the highest order Yes. > I use daily like settings a status, having a profile picture, editing messages, pining messages, and other very basic stuff. These are client side. I got by for a long time without any of this. I continue to get by without it today. I use about 2% of slack's features and remain as productive and "available" as needed. Slack is a complete waste of time and space to me. The only people who seem to REALLY like it are normies. Which is the market anyway.