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Karma — True bonding for remote teams
True bonding for remote teams. Set goals, track performance and reward excellence. Encourage peer appreciation and recognition, become a better leader.
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Nice work @stas_kulesh and team 🎉 I joined a Slack that had Karmabot and didn't really know what it was. Then one day I saw myself on the leaderboard it was hugely motivating to help out and be supportive.
Excited to see how it progresses - will definitely use it on our own Slack when we grow our team.
Broadcasting to all our Slack users even those who have not interacted with it, not cool and against Slack guidelines: https://api.slack.com/best-pract...
Doing so to ask for votes on Producthunt, definitely not cool: https://help.producthunt.com/en/...
Likely to ensure it will be removed from our Slack in short order.
@tonylucas Apologies for that Tony. It should've gone to our paying customer only.
Nice and easy tool, you get use to "++" instantly and it made a big difference in our workspace. People just saying thanks more often now. Keep up a great work Karma team.
Congrats on a great product! It’s products like Karma that build genuine community for distributed teams.
I'll admit it. I thought Karma was silly, and then I found myself paying attention to how I can better acknowledge my teammates and enjoyed when they did the same for me. Nice work, Stas.
@josephofiowa haha :) It can be playful and silly, and it can be strict and serious: companies and teams are like people, they are all different.
Awesome product with clean design, must-have tool for remote-first companies! I like it 👍🏼
@roman_eaton I totally understand that. I also know that Ivan's team and the products they make are really great!
Cliff edge pricing does not work. We have 23 people today, the cost per user is $3.30 but if we had 19 users it would be $1.30 a month. Why not do per user?
@richtechex Thanks for bringing that up. Per usage pricing is rather tricky on Slack :) (It works OK on Teams though).
Please feel free to reach out to us for better pricing options.
@stephen_brown6 Apologies for that Stephen. It should've gone to our paying customer only. This was the first time we tried it and, obviously, it didn't work and backfired. 🙇🏻♂️
@slcarothers I'm so sorry Sara. Apologies for that. It should've gone to our paying customer only. This was the first time we tried this kind of broadcasting and, obviously, it didn't work and backfired.
I can't recommend a product or company that spams non-users to ask for upvotes. Stop it.
@tonylucas Apologies for that Phillip. It should've gone to our paying customer only. This was the first time we tried it and, obviously, it didn't work and backfired. Sorry for that.
Unnecessarily disruptive. Promotes spam culture, especially with the +++ syntax. It could become tolerable if it didn't generate bot messages and just summed emoji reactions from time to time.
@maciej_kwidzinski Sorry you've had such experience. Karma is fully customisable and can be set the way you've described (track reactions only). To reduce the bot's visibility, please check out Settings > Notifications panel.
The big discussion topic on Slack at work this morning is that 2500+ users just got interrupted by this spam message: "@Karma: Hi all, I’ve just published our award-winning startup Karma on Product Hunt, please visit the page, click the link and upvote if you’ve got a minute! :man-bowing::skin-tone-2: Thanks!"
@miles_erickson Apologies for that. It was a genuine mistake. The message was meant to be sent to the limited list of customers only. I'm really sorry for the disruption we have caused. This is not how the PH launch should go.
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