[eoffermann]

hah! Yeah - I know... It started just as "helpdesk" and "bam" (because I liked the sound of "Bam!" better than "Ban!" (for Kanban) and I hadn't thought it was going to grow beyond maybe my "Slack Replacement". But once I called it "Banter" it was all downhill from there.

While I've tried to keep scaling in mind so huge businesses could use it, I think the real sweet spot for it is smaller distributed workgroups. I'd be less interested in seeing a 20,000 employee company adopt it than 500 companies with 50 employees, each.

And I really want to reinvent voice/video "calling". I think "calling" is a weird, old paradigm and rarely needs to be done through its own standalone app. If we're collaborating on the same thing, we should just be able to talk. If we're in the same #channel, we should just be able to talk. I shouldn't need to get in Zoom or Discord or something to chat while we draw on a whiteboard.