[magnus]

It’s quite non competitive with the cardboard — it’s just a slack, it lacks many features, it is not findable on search engines, there will be no discussion of sports, and the slack free plan permits only 10,000 posts. If we hit that, no one can post any more unless someone wanted to shell out cash. So it’s designed to exist for a limited timespan. 

I thought the 10k post limit was a 10k FIFO.  Post #10k+1 makes post #1 fall off the scroll history.  At least that's how it works in another slack group that I'm in.  The other limit for free plans is the amount of images that the group can upload.  Unfortunately, there doesn't appear to be any automatic overflow control there other than to block any additional uploads until members start deleting old uploads.

Caveat, I don't admin that group so there may be other options that were not chosen.

[magnus]

It’s quite non competitive with the cardboard — it’s just a slack, it lacks many features, it is not findable on search engines, there will be no discussion of sports, and the slack free plan permits only 10,000 posts. If we hit that, no one can post any more unless someone wanted to shell out cash. So it’s designed to exist for a limited timespan. 

I thought the 10k post limit was a 10k FIFO.  Post #10k+1 makes post #1 fall off the scroll history.  At least that's how it works in another slack group that I'm in.  The other limit for free plans is the amount of images that the group can upload.  Unfortunately, there doesn't appear to be any automatic overflow control there other than to block any additional uploads until members start deleting old uploads.

Caveat, I don't admin that group so there may be other options that were not chosen.