← Back to context Comment by _zoltan_ 7 days ago a lot of knowledge lives in our slack history. 6 comments _zoltan_ Reply rimbo789 7 days ago If you can’t retrieve the knowledge easily it doesn’t exist. Basically impossible to find anything in slack older than a week. iamacyborg 7 days ago I find search to be pretty good, regularly use it to find stuff posted years ago in a Slack community with ~27k members. bil7 7 days ago pretty crazy, given what it stands for: "Searchable Log of All Conversation and Knowledge" sgt 7 days ago But that's chaotic chat messages, you should really have proper docs in place and standard operating procedures etc. SoftTalker 7 days ago Yeah I have never experienced Slack so maybe it works, but it's just hard for me to imagine relying on chat history (or, even email) as a source of institutional knowledge. _zoltan_ 7 days ago I don't have problem with slack history. It works.
rimbo789 7 days ago If you can’t retrieve the knowledge easily it doesn’t exist. Basically impossible to find anything in slack older than a week. iamacyborg 7 days ago I find search to be pretty good, regularly use it to find stuff posted years ago in a Slack community with ~27k members. bil7 7 days ago pretty crazy, given what it stands for: "Searchable Log of All Conversation and Knowledge"
iamacyborg 7 days ago I find search to be pretty good, regularly use it to find stuff posted years ago in a Slack community with ~27k members.
bil7 7 days ago pretty crazy, given what it stands for: "Searchable Log of All Conversation and Knowledge"
sgt 7 days ago But that's chaotic chat messages, you should really have proper docs in place and standard operating procedures etc. SoftTalker 7 days ago Yeah I have never experienced Slack so maybe it works, but it's just hard for me to imagine relying on chat history (or, even email) as a source of institutional knowledge. _zoltan_ 7 days ago I don't have problem with slack history. It works.
SoftTalker 7 days ago Yeah I have never experienced Slack so maybe it works, but it's just hard for me to imagine relying on chat history (or, even email) as a source of institutional knowledge.
If you can’t retrieve the knowledge easily it doesn’t exist. Basically impossible to find anything in slack older than a week.
I find search to be pretty good, regularly use it to find stuff posted years ago in a Slack community with ~27k members.
pretty crazy, given what it stands for: "Searchable Log of All Conversation and Knowledge"
But that's chaotic chat messages, you should really have proper docs in place and standard operating procedures etc.
Yeah I have never experienced Slack so maybe it works, but it's just hard for me to imagine relying on chat history (or, even email) as a source of institutional knowledge.
I don't have problem with slack history. It works.