Consul, Envoy, websockets. These are architectural components called out in the article. Are you saying that AOL used this same architecture and you don’t see

Consul, Envoy, websockets. These are architectural components called out in the article. Are you saying that AOL used this same architecture and you don’t see anything “fundamentally unique”? If you’re using the word architecture even though you mean product functionality, you can simply go to https://slack.com/help/articles/115003205446-Slack-plans-and-features https://slack.com/help/articles/115003205446-Slack-plans-and... Look at the functionality listed there and see how many things AOL supported which Slack does not and vice versa.