Fair enough. Teams sucks for the case where you have a limited topic that you want adynamically changing user list to be able to access for an extended period o

Fair enough. Teams sucks for the case where you have a limited topic that you want adynamically changing user list to be able to access for an extended period of time. I’ll take that in return for it not trying to replace email, which, at the very least has folders, and rules, and starring (nearly every implementation has some version of this), multiple clients, the ability to access from non GUI clients, etc. I really don’t understand at what point we decided that email sucked and really what we needed was a proprietary solution that are up a ton of RAM and hardly had any ability to customise or optimize in ways thateven non technical people have successfully managed wth email. For all the non email like features, I.e. instant chatting with an individual, or a group of people, Teams works great.