> I'm strongly of the opinion these days that channel scrollback history is an anti-feature. Anything that depends on Slack Search to be found, is in formation

> I'm strongly of the opinion these days that channel scrollback history is an anti-feature. Anything that depends on Slack Search to be found, is in formation that should be captured in "hard documentation" - markdown docs in a git repo, Notion,even Google Docs or whatever. I am of the same opinion, but Slack's original advertising focused on how Slack could become a repository for information (rather than information being distributed over emails, Confluence, docs, Git, etc.)