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Have you ever thought that they put those limits in there precisely so that situations totally inappropriate for slack don't occur? I love how programmers are

• fredkbloggs 11y ago
  It's difficult to argue that the limit is essential to their success if only a single user has ever hit it, and that only recently. Of course, we don't know that's the case. There's nothing wrong with limits. Every piece of software has them, and even learning what they are is a major step. Known or explicit limits should be documented, however. It seems that in this case they were not. That's an error on Slack's part.
• ksk 11y ago
  >I love how programmers are always "embarrassed" about the limitations of billion dollar companies, In my mind I picture a station wagon outracing a Ferrari. That would be cause for embarrassment. Your quotes seem to serve no purpose as far as I can tell. >have you ever though that these limitations might be vital to their success? You have much lower expectations than me. I don't see Slack doing something that is in any shape or form particularly challenging from an engineering standpoint.