@ makes entry bold
The latest version of the Windows App (1.0.00.10951) makes the entire entry bold (not only the name) when including another team member using @[name]. If i delete and retry a few times I can sometimes get the name added without bolding, but it's very inconsistant (and quite annoying).

Updating status as this was fixed long ago!
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Morten Holje commented
I'm still experiencing this bug. Primarily using the webclient as I'm a multi-tenant user. So it should not be dependent upon my client version.
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Anonymous commented
Hi all - I also had this issue last year. Then later on it didn't happen anymore. Until today I'm again facing exactly this issue. What's the state here? Really still "Working on it"?
My Teams version: You have Microsoft Teams Version 1.1.00.2251 (64-bit). It was last updated on 1/31/18. -
Magnus Tjerneld commented
This still isn't fixed per July 28th @Suphatra. Any update?
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Geert commented
What really happens: You don't make things bold, but you are applying the Heading 2 style
Press @p to make the text a normal paragraph style.It should still be fixed though ;-)
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Jelle commented
I'm tagging people a lot and I've stopped doing it because of this. Would love a fix. Thanks!
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Salvador Gimeno commented
This bug seems to affect all of the users of our company as well (using Windows + Spanish language).
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Gro Elin Hansen commented
Same here. My colleague discovered the work-around 'by mistake', but it shouldn't have to be like that. Surely the MS team can fix this bug quickly?
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Jan Johansson commented
Really annoying bug. But thanks for the double @ tip!
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Magnus Tjerneld commented
We experience the same problem using both the Swedish and English language setting. We are however also located in Sweden, and judging from the names of other commentators (Swedish names) it might be related to Swedish locale in some way.
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Rickard commented
Thought printing @ again makes the mentioned name unbolded as well. Ideally one would prefer to keep only the mention bolded and the rest as normal text.
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Linda Rydström commented
The workaround for this is to print @ again. If you remove it the message will stay unbolded. Until you print @ again ofcourse.
We are using the swedish settings for teams with swedish layout. This problem does not appear in the english settings.
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Rickard commented
Also agree!
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Viktor commented
Can just agree!
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Magnus Tjerneld commented
Forgot to add that, when this happens, the bold-button stops working and cannot be used to "un-bold" the text. CTRL-B does nothing either.
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Brandon fox commented
The mobile app on iOS randomly makes text typing bold and it's very annoying. This happens without bold being turned on.