A nonsequitur of sorts that occurs when someone types a response into the incorrect Slack channel. A steep increase in nonslackquiturs was seen in March 2020, when many
office workers began using the messaging tool "Slack" for
the first time to have group conversations remotely as they worked from home. Nonslackquiturs can be irritating, hilarious, or outright embarrassing, because recipients of the nonslackquitur wonder about the nature of the offender's other
conversation.
Colleague 1: "Should we include the sales data in tomorrow's
presentation?"
Colleague 2: "Yes, and Johnson can overview the forecast as well"
Colleague 3: "
Heterosexual"
Colleague 1: "Uhhh...John, we assume that
this is a nonslackquitur?"