Stephen C.

Yes, when you enter the date, the time is saved based on your Slack user's current timezone. When the event is displayed on the Tightknit site, that date is displayed in the timezone of the end user. Unfortunately the limitation in Slack is it doesn't let you specify the timezone for these date pickers. Stay tuned - when we port this over to the admin Studio, we will have all these fancy knobs!

Do you mean scoping these metrics to certain channels in your workspace?

Thanks for the suggestions as always

You can now create events without publishing to any Slack channels!

Looks like a buggy behavior by our AI title generator 🤦‍♂️ I'll log a bug for it!

The record of the event exists in Tightknit separately of the announcement message. Even if you remove the announcement, it will still exist and can be found in the Events list (Slack) and the Events pages on the companion site (if you published to the site).

No no, the event will still exist

You cannot keep only the recap as of now

However, keep in mind that will remove the whole thread (Post+Comment) from the site.

You may remove it from the site either by deleting the message itself from within Slack, or by using the "Manage Content" shortcut and un-publishing it.