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Meh. American government/supreme court are the ones who removed your rights. Slack is a corporation and should try to (within the law) remove as many of your r
by andy_ppp 12y ago
Meh. American government/supreme court are the ones who removed your rights.
Slack is a corporation and should try to (within the law) remove as many of your rights as possible to protect investors and shareholders. If you don't like it, you know what to do.
Re: Slack. It looks very nice but it's not very difficult to copy it's product as yet, it's USP as with most of these things is timing. I would suggest there must be a few competitors that you can replace it with already?
- TheCoelacanth 12y agoAnd their customers should do anything in their power to protect the interests of their own shareholders. That includes publicly complaining in hopes that the negative publicity will force Slack to change their terms. Even if you accept that corporations must disregard ethics and legality and act solely to maximize the interests of their shareholders, that doesn't that you can't complain about their actions.