How to launch when the app directory rejects you
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How to launch when the app directory rejects you
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Re: How to launch when the app directory rejects you
#2The post title is a bit misleading. Most people hear "App Store" and think of Apple/Google, but this is actually referring to the Slack App Directory.
Re: How to launch when the app directory rejects you
#3The post title is a bit misleading. Most people hear "App Store" and think of Apple/Google, but this is actually referring to the Slack App Directory.
I'm not going to flag it because I'm against censorship, but yes, this is an absolutely terrible title.
Re: How to launch when the app directory rejects you
#4The post title is a bit misleading. Most people hear "App Store" and think of Apple/Google, but this is actually referring to the Slack App Directory.
Can we have someone insert the word "Slack" into the title?
Re: How to launch when the app directory rejects you
#5The post title is a bit misleading. Most people hear "App Store" and think of Apple/Google, but this is actually referring to the Slack App Directory.
True. However, the same strategy - "Focus on alternate sources of lead generation" can be applied for applications on Android (and presumably other platforms) where 3rd-party app repositories and sideloading are supported.
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#7The post title is a bit misleading. Most people hear "App Store" and think of Apple/Google, but this is actually referring to the Slack App Directory.
I'm not going to flag it because I'm against censorship, but yes, this is an absolutely terrible title.
Isn't flagging just to bring the post to a moderator's attention? (who can then decide what to do) At least that's how I've always understood it.
Re: How to launch when the app directory rejects you
#8The post title is a bit misleading. Most people hear "App Store" and think of Apple/Google, but this is actually referring to the Slack App Directory.
On the other hand, it eventually becomes frivolous to predict what/how people think. If it's an app store, it's any app store.
Re: How to launch when the app directory rejects you
#9Earlier quoted context omitted.
I'm not going to flag it because I'm against censorship, but yes, this is an absolutely terrible title.
Isn't flagging just to bring the post to a moderator's attention? (who can then decide what to do) At least that's how I've always understood it.
If many people flag a post or a comment, it disappears, pending moderator action. Which is a bit unfair if the wrong title was a honest mistake.
Re: How to launch when the app directory rejects you
#10I don't quite understand why someone would use this instead of @general. Just to make it sound more personal?