Re: pricing. You might be right, but on the other hand, most conversations might be limited to a few new threads on a daily basis. It's hard to know without act

Re: pricing. You might be right, but on the other hand, most conversations might be limited to a few new threads on a daily basis. It's hard to know without actual numbers, which we'd only get after we onboard a bunch of companies. Over the course of a year, an active user would be charged ~$96 by Slack. At 13c per thread, that'd be equivalent of the user adding >700 threads in the year. I'd say that's pretty generous -- but, again hard to know without actual data. Most importantly, if the pricing model doesn't seem to work for companies, we'll adapt. As mentioned in the post, we're exploring new grounds here in terms of pricing, and the ultimate goal is to find a pricing model that works for teams, communities and support. We're motivated by the underlying belief that the charging per user model doesn't work, and we need something better.