Hi, I'll try to explain it as follows:
> People switch between multiple apps and channel for different purpose, ports can help to distinguish messages based on context and purpose.
> Having different types of discussion in handful of channels makes it difficult to track important messages, with multiple ports you can just focus on the important ones and ignore others.
> Users generally use apps like Slack/MS Teams for internal communication and prefer email for external communication. RelayBeam can be used for both the purposes easily.
> Again using ports, this can simplify the information management, because users can search for information in the relevant port.
> Generally email addresses are available on many sales directories websites. And your work related emails can be searched through such directories. Using different ports, you can just display certain ports publicly, and even if you don't make any of your ports publicly available, then I don't think it would be easily discovered, which should solve the spam problem to some extent.
Let me know if you'd like to know more on any of the above.
> People switch between multiple apps and channel for different purpose, ports can help to distinguish messages based on context and purpose.
> Having different types of discussion in handful of channels makes it difficult to track important messages, with multiple ports you can just focus on the important ones and ignore others.
> Users generally use apps like Slack/MS Teams for internal communication and prefer email for external communication. RelayBeam can be used for both the purposes easily.
> Again using ports, this can simplify the information management, because users can search for information in the relevant port.
> Generally email addresses are available on many sales directories websites. And your work related emails can be searched through such directories. Using different ports, you can just display certain ports publicly, and even if you don't make any of your ports publicly available, then I don't think it would be easily discovered, which should solve the spam problem to some extent.
Let me know if you'd like to know more on any of the above.