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I haven’t seen the Teams implementation, though it sounds a bit like Slack’s approach. I’ll have to take a look. Unfortunately creating another post/thread for
by thejarren 6y ago
I haven’t seen the Teams implementation, though it sounds a bit like Slack’s approach. I’ll have to take a look.
Unfortunately creating another post/thread for previously mentioned content is a problem with most platforms (HN & Reddit included). Calling on older conversations is often as valuable (or more valuable) as the new conversation, so perhaps a way to link/reference the posts in a more formal way would be helpful.
- cglong 6y agoHaving used both, there's a big difference between Teams's approach and Slack's. Slack assumes a flat list where messages are in-line by default, but a thread can spawn out of an arbitrary one. Every message composed from the bottom bar of Teams creates a new thread, whether it has any replies or not.
- thejarren 6y agoThanks for the insight. I’ll definitely take a look. I haven’t used many Microsoft services in the past couple of years, so I admit I’m a bit in the dark with their newer services.