Slack UI/UX Perceived to Have Declined Since Salesforce Acquisition
Users report that Slack has become more annoying to use and its UI/UX has worsened since being acquired by Salesforce, though without pinpointing specific broken features. This reflects a general sentiment of declining product quality among long-time users.
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