I think the point of "No. Nothing is an urgency" is for the kind of people who think that everything is an emergency; or who don't have the mental capacity to t

I think the point of "No. Nothing is an urgency" is for the kind of people who think that everything is an emergency; or who don't have the mental capacity to triage that their emergency is not my emergency. I can think of many examples: Around 2012-2014, there was an Amber Alert that went off in the SF Bay Area in the middle of the night. Almost everyone's phone went off. Although it was an emergency, there was no need to wake up a few million people. More mundane: At an old job that used Teams, there was no way to silence groups that I wanted to follow, but didn't need alerts for.