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I'm also confused because almost all of my company's Teams usage happens in unthreaded chats.

• tablespoon 4y ago
  > I'm also confused because almost all of my company's Teams usage happens in unthreaded chats. Yeah, having a feature doesn't mean people use the feature.
• ilyt 4y ago
  We don't use teams feature almost at all because it forces threading. Before wer used mattermost but teams is 100% worse but with video chat...
• relaxing 4y ago
  The unthreaded chats are all private, no? If you want to use the group chat it forces you into threaded (or is there a way to switch out of that?)
  • SahAssar 4y ago
    Are you talking about threads or channels? It sounds like you are describing what slack calls channels.
    • relaxing 4y ago
      Yes, in the places I've used Slack, channels were the default mode of communication.
  • WorldMaker 4y ago
    It has "private" group chats in Chats tab and all meetings auto-create group chats. At various points I've tried to push conversations into a proper Team and threaded chat, but the "convenience" of just sending a chat message in last week's meeting chat or some hand-built group chat rather than just finding the right Team channel seems to keep winning out more often than not.
  • brookst 4y ago
    In chat, just go to New Chat and add as many people as you want. Boom, unthreaded group chat. You can rename it to a topic or group name.
    • relaxing 4y ago
      But then what's the point of the "Teams" part of Teams?