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I like slack but there are usually too many channels and I have a tendency to miss out on some info. Especially when in the same org you have channels like "random", "miscellaneous", "humor", “tech-trends", "tech-tips", "general"; and neither of them are getting much traffic. You figure out of the six you could boil it down to two: "general" and "tech". This is just an exaggerated example but I’m in orgs that are pretty close to this
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@iiii being an engineer isn't a gate pass to act retarded.
@black-kite while I agree with your first comment, I disagree on the second.
Threads really help keeping conversations structured and meaningful to refer again in future. -
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@iiii lol that was hilarious.
We use Slack at work for IMs.
There are tons of threads created in each DM, group chat, and channels.
There is a purpose to each thread.
But.. BUT.... Engineering team responds to a thread and also sends the same message in channel.
What's the fucking point of the thread...
FUCKING STOP SPAMMING WITH DUPLICATE MESSAGES.
I have a cup of green tea in my hand right now and I feel like pouring it on myself.
Third tier geniuses from Timbuktu.
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