It would be great if it were possible to make the landing page more of a welcome page, to give team members some insight into what channels are available, etc. I find it very confusing to get dumped into the conversations as the landing point.

The whole thing needs to be much more user friendly. I've been a O365 user since 2011 and had a look at Skype FB today. Now I need counselling! Why is everything "Microsoft" so difficult?
I develop software so I'm not an IT-phobe.

How to create new team?

Just make it work. Has issues and the flow still needs to be done better in the Teams app. What about Windows ink in Teams?

Err. don't restart 10 times a day (and steal focus or alert me - I'm not interested that you've fixed another bug).

Kill this product, it's unnecessary for any sane person

I'm sure someone finds this useful, but as someone who gets it installed on their PC as part of an Office 365 there's little to no documentation on what it does or why I need it. What does it do for me that I can't accomplish by emailing a file or using a Skype conversation with someone? I shouldn't need to be a rocket scientist to figure this out.

In group channels, if someone enters a message via "Type a new message" area (instead of replying to an existing thread) Teams will ask if they are sure they wish to create a new thread. (Of course the usual options in the prompt to disable asking again in the future.)

I would also change the "Type a new message" to "Start a new thread"

Perhaps replace the "Reply" button with a "Type a response" box.

It would be nice to be able to modify the initial "You've Been Added to a Team" email to include links to overviews or internal support materials, best practices, etc. This will help us guide first-time users in getting started in Teams.

Searching half the afternoon for a way to create a team. I think Im not allowed... but doesnt say it anywhere....

I have enabled external access in org-wide settings, but in Teams, I still cannot add external users.

The message in teams says, we can't set up the conversation because your org are not set up to talk to each other.

In skype for business, we regularly talk to each other. so both orgs are set up. In teams it does not want to add the same contact

We are moving from Lync/Skype to Microsoft Teams at work. One of the features Lync had was the ability to have conversations automatically saved to a folder in outlook.

This gave me the ability to have a record of a conversation that could be attached to emails as needed.

If Microsoft Teams has this functionality, I have not been able to find it. I can only see the ability to copy and paste a conversation, which is easily editable.

Does Microsoft Teams have this capability or are there plans to add it?

When we select to not auto-start and not run in the background, have the program actually not start.

When you have created a Team and you have created a SharePoint list in the background it is not copying this list over.

I setup a OneNote with some information about the Template and this was not copied over.
I setup a Planner tab with some build in tasks and this was not setup and all information gone.

Onboarding on iOS has been a disaster in the free version. I've had challenges Inviting new teammates who share that they cannot see the team grouo I created.

Please improve your onboarding flow.

When using Edge or Chrome to signup for the Microsoft Teams uservoice forum it's not possible to accept the terms of service and therefore sign up. It's fine using IE.

By comparison, the Visual Studio uservoice forum will allow signup with Chrome and Edge.