allow any emoji as a reaction, not just thumbs up
Slack has this: get.slack.help/hc/en-us/articles/206870317-..
Angela Sze
shared this idea
Adding any emoji as a reaction remains under review.
I am marking this as partially done to let you know a new reactions bar with Like, Heart, Laugh, Surprised, Sad, and Angry has begun rolling out to all users.
321 comments
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Anonymous
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I need a checkmark emoji as a feedback reaction for the author that I have done this task.
Commenting every message is not usefull.
(Microsoft Planner in Teams isn´t good for a lot of little tasks also you cannot attach screenshots) -
Marcos PS
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We need a completely done, no just a partial solution. What we need is to allow all emojis to be used as a reaction :)
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Kristin Gressberg
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A checkmark is considered a neutral reaction. Confirming that message is read and understood, not necessarily endorsed, liked or disliked. Could be really good!
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Wanda Berge
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A checkmark is considered a neutral reaction. Confirming that message is read and understood, not necessarily endorsed, liked or disliked. Could be really good!
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Espen Kvernhaug
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A checkmark is considered a neutral reaction. Confirming that message is read and understood, not necessarily endorsed, liked or disliked. Could be really good!
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Solgun Gulliksen
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A checkmark is considered a neutral reaction. Confirming that message is read and understood, not necessarily endorsed, liked or disliked. Could be really good!
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Katrine Dyrkorn
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A checkmark is considered a neutral reaction. Confirming that message is read and understood, not necessarily endorsed, liked or disliked. Could be really good!
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Gunbjørg Lenes
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A checkmark is considered a neutral reaction. Confirming that message is read and understood, not necessarily endorsed, liked or disliked. Could be really good!
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Carol
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A checkmark would be so helpful. We just want to be able to have users acknowledge that they have seen a post without making it look as if they endorse it.
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Anonymous
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And custom emojis too please. This is a Slack key feature, Teams should have this feature too.
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cara barde
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We also moved from Slack and the lack or reaction emojis is our biggest complaint. The "eyes" are really important to show you have seen the message. As many as possible. Like our phones.
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Anonymous
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the more the merrier...how about adding more animal emojis
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Dave Milne
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Yes please let's have all of them
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Dave
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When are we getting more emoji's??? Also would like to customize what emoji's are available for Teams...The Angry emoji seems inappropriate in some ways and promotes negativity in a work place. Just my 2 cents. Definitely need the :white_check_mark:
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Kong Kongterton
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I wouldn't mark this as "partially done". This kind of ignores the main request. We would like to have the option to implement any emoji. This is not Facebook, this is a communication platform "like" Slack.
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Glenn Mckenna commented
i must admit that it's really pleasing to have 75% of my company saying that the current reations are pointless and that there needs to way more choice !
why not just implement at least Emoji 11 or 12 ?
https://emojipedia.org/emoji-12.0/this has been under going testing or over 9 months, i think it's about time we got told the exact situation so we can inform correctly are colleagues and are clients...
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Åsa H
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Checkmark would be great to be able to confirm that I have read/seen a message.
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Josh
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Alternately, maybe allow users to opt out of this altogether. The hover over is extremely invasive when you want to copy an order number or ID from a post, but then you end up clicking the drop down that hangs over the information you actually want.
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Keir
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It would be good to get a check mark emoji to acknowledge a message in a neutral way... like if someone sends a message that they are gong to be late for a trip to the docctor... what does liking it say?
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Adam
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The current implementation only allows for a single reaction. Should be allowed many reactions for a single comment