We tweaked some things too small to notice or too difficult to explain. We’ll return you to your regular, more interesting types of release next time (we hope). -A real release note from Slack, published for the world to see.

If you've ever engaged with (or seen) Slack on the internet, you've probably taken note of the tone in which we communicate—that is indeed intentional. At the next AMA, join Lisa, John and Bella as they give you an inside look into how Slack communicates online. Whether release notes or Twitter replies, the Slack voice is embedded in every part of our online presence. Learn more about each host by scrolling down the page and clicking "See bio."

Join us in the Slack workspace for an ask-me-anything

How it will work

• This event takes place entirely in a Slack workspace, and does not have a virtual video component.
• If you aren't already in the community workspace, you'll need to join us in Slack (check your registration email for access).
• Once you're in the workspace, visit #slack-ama.
• Click on the blue lightning bolt in the message composer. It's on the left of the input box on top of the plus sign.
• Select the "Ask AMA question" workflow. This will open a dialog box where you can add your question.
• Your question will be reviewed and then posted into the AMA channel.
• The team will answer the question in the thread via text, in in a video or audio clip. You can reply in thread, too!

About the Slack Community HQ chapter

This community is open to people from any industry and background who have an interest in the Slack platform. We can't wait to meet you!

Gentle Reminder

All attendees are expected to behave respectfully and appropriately, including during casual conversations. By attending or joining the workspace, you agree to follow these expectations. If you or anyone you notice feel uncomfortable, please reach out to the organizers. Please review the Code of Conduct before the event.