Jira is gradually turning from a somewhat serious coworking tool into some sort of bloated social medium for kids with ADHD.

Gradually turning?!
No, man, it has arrived there already a long time ago.

That... is bad.

It definitely was a good option until several years ago, but I've lost touch w/ it.

People around me are using ClickUp, nowadays.

Fucking hate this one - it's heavy on resources... && slow.

Its pretty bad for people with ADHD actually. The constant pop-ups telling you what new cool slop they added makes it super hard to work. Im hopelessly waiting for a time we go back to pure Shell OS’s

@Chewbanacas Hell, I‘m so annoyed by this shit and I don’t even have ADHD.

@Lensflare now imagine that and 3 toddlers in your brain who constantly want to show you something.

@jestdotty well, depends on the person. Then switched to Asana and they do exactly this shit with confetti. Why does it all have to be that way?

@atheist

My apologies for an incorrect assumption. As kids with ADHD also hate Jira, then who likes it?

P.S. I'm at the other end of the autistic spectrum, Asberger or, as my gf calls it, "slow ADHD". Can't stand any unnecessary, stupid distractions and bloat. I deeply hate any spellcheckers while typing, autocomplete, popups, "conversation starters", previews on hovering the activity bar, notifications, ring signals, sms signals, any beeping, squeaking, buzzing, whining, screaming, nagging, ticking, irritating noise, visual or acoustic.

@TerriToniAX I guess managers who don’t have to use it on a daily basis.