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All it takes is disabling the bottom new thread creation box and replacing it with a button. That's what work did and it's so easily enforced on the creation of
by Something1234 5y ago
All it takes is disabling the bottom new thread creation box and replacing it with a button. That's what work did and it's so easily enforced on the creation of new threads.
- gregmac 5y agoIs this not just something MS Teams did? [1] You seem to be implying it's an optional setting or customization. I'm not an MS Teams admin, just a user on one instance of Teams, and was happy when the button appeared. It stopped the broken conversations, but it didn't make anyone use MS Teams any more than necessary. (Our group has been using Slack for longer than Teams has been around, and since Teams is still inferior in nearly every way we haven't switched; due to the near silence from every other org in the company, they're probably doing the same). [1] https://stitchdx.com/blog/microsoft-teams-new-conversation-button/ https://stitchdx.com/blog/microsoft-teams-new-conversation-b...
- Something1234 5y agoInteresting. I was assuming it was an admin who did it at my place of work. We moved to teams from zooms ephemeral chats, and I have to say it's nicer in teams with all of the integrations and file storage.