vsiden

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   by vsiden 10y ago

   I agree that this _is_ a security breach if there's a legal agreement (a contract or TOS), and in this case this is certainly not a question of ethics. But in my case, this is happening with informal communities. And btw, in case of Sl
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   by vsiden 10y ago

   I can see your point in cases where there _is_ a contract or an IP agreement or a TOS. How about less formal teams like open source communities, online courses, clubs, etc.? There is no employers who legally owns the conversations, just an
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   Ask HN: Who, if anyone, owns the chat conversations?

   5 points by vsiden 10y ago|5 comments
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   by vsiden 11y ago

   Hi HN! My friends and I got annoyed with Slack's "Your team has more than 10,000 messages... but you can't see them" nag, and have put together a web app to view and search history of a team's channels, with markdow
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   Show HN: Browse Slack message history beyond 10K limit, on Free plan(slarck.com)

   4 points by vsiden 11y ago|2 comments