Discuss Salesforce Salesforce Certified Slack Administrator (Slack-Admn-201) Exam Topic 5 Question 24

[Channel Management]

You're working with other Workspace Admins to define the criteria to approve requests to convert public channels to private.

What is one example of an acceptable reason to convert a public channel to private?

AMembers of the workspace do not wish to be notified of new content in the channel.

BChannel membership is low; in the single digits.

CSeveral members in the channel are also communicating by direct message (DM).

DChannel members need to share sensitive files which should not be accessible by the wider workspace.

Suggested Answer: D

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26 comments · newest first

Fallon 2 days ago

But what about A? Notifications can be annoying.

Gregoria 8 days ago

Agreed! Sensitive files need privacy.

Mila 13 days ago

I think option D is the best reason.

Pete 18 days ago

B doesn't justify a private channel at all.

Tatum 23 days ago

A could lead to confusion, not a good choice.

Valda 28 days ago

Definitely, D covers security concerns well.

Virgilio 1 month ago

I feel like privacy is key in a workspace.

Viola 1 month ago

D protects important info, that's crucial.

Sharika 1 month ago

C is just about convenience, not a solid reason.

Maira 2 months ago

B is weak, low membership isn't a big deal.

Glory 2 months ago

A seems valid too, but not strong enough.

Harley 2 months ago

Agreed, sensitive files need privacy.

Lynda 2 months ago

I think D is the best reason.

Ernestine 2 months ago

C is a common situation, but it shouldn't be a reason to go private.

Cordelia 2 months ago

Wait, can you really convert a channel just because of D? That seems extreme!

Shanice 3 months ago

A seems a bit weak, just mute the channel if you don’t want notifications.

Yun 3 months ago

I think B makes sense too, low engagement means it's not really public.

Cordelia 3 months ago

D is definitely a valid reason. Privacy matters!

Jennifer 3 months ago

D definitely stands out to me; sharing sensitive files is a big deal and should be restricted to private channels.

Mirta 3 months ago

I feel like option A is more about user preferences than actual need, so it might not qualify as a good reason.

Maurine 4 months ago

I'm not entirely sure, but I think low membership might not be a strong enough reason. Wasn't there a practice question about channel dynamics?

Ettie 4 months ago

I remember discussing how sensitive information should be handled in channels, so D seems like a solid choice.

Carin 4 months ago

D definitely stands out to me; sharing sensitive files is a big deal and should be restricted to private channels.

Elsa 5 months ago

I feel like option A is more about user preferences than actual need, so it might not qualify as a good reason.

Amos 6 months ago

I'm not entirely sure, but I think low membership might not be a strong enough reason. Wasn't there a practice question about channel dynamics?

Micheline 6 months ago

I remember discussing how sensitive information should be handled in channels, so D seems like a solid choice.

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