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by paranoidrobot
2553 days ago
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I had to fight our HR manager over access to @here and it's equivalent. Global company, people working all sorts of schedules and they want to use @here in the primary channel (which you can't mute) to send inane bullshit about unimportant stuff. (In theory @here only sends notifications when you are 'here', but I found it to be less than reliable) The first few times people did it, I asked them not to, and then turned it off for non-admins. Thus the fight with HR. |
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