We need to ability to merge threads that become disjoint back into a single thread. This includes similar threads that are separated by some gap in time as well as merge separate threads that get started on common topics.

Since a lot of people type messages in quick succession, it'd be helpful to have the ability to drag and merge them together into individual "reply threads".

We use Teams chats threads to discuss different topics which need to be segregated. We often have a lot of participants in Teams chats and they sometimes start a new conversation instead of replying to an existing one. It would be great to be able to have a menu item to merge that conversation back into the proper thread, with an option to insert it according to the time it was created (instead of just appending at the end)

When you create a meeting from a group chat, a new chat thread starts just for that meeting. It would be beneficial if this could operate like a channel and retain the files, chat thread, and notes between the group meeting and the group chat.

Merging Teams: As organizations evolve, functions are merged and as a result there is a need to merge Teams including files and content

Threads should be breakoff conversations like Slack. The current way threads are handled are horrendous to manage. Still notify on thread replies but they should stay where the thread started in the context of the conversation.

Once a thread is started, the "Reply" at the bottom should always be a text input.

Private DMs should also have threads

Frequently, someone types in a new message thread, when they mean to Reply to an existing thread. Flowdock (a similar app) allows you to re-thread these new messages into the last thread you wrote in with a single click. This would be a fantastic feature.

When viewing a channel, it would be nice to be able to select a thread (within the channel) to focus/expand on. Sometimes the threads can get long, and distinguishing between one thread and another can be difficult. If you could select a thread and have it expand the thread so that it is the sole focus of the window, that would be nice. See Zulip for an example of how this is done well. The fact that each thread has a subject/title is very nice, as well. It is a clear/logic separation of conversations within a channel.

I was thinking it would be great if you could include members who are not part of a channel to a certain thread, so even though they are not part of the channel and cannot see the other threads, they can participate in the thread that they are tagged in.

I don't like the fact that if someone replies to a thread in a channel, it becomes the newest message added. Channels should be sorted by message/thread creation first, not replies to a thread.

I wish things were in more of a thread. Not unique posts when somebody responds or likes something. And then when someone posts something new, a new thread is started.

If I open the marked Messages / threads i cannot see the Headline or description of the thread. This is important to know quickly what the marked message / thread is About. It's only showing the first written line of the message / Thread.

When you add a Thread to a channel and there are multiple threads that come in the same day your thread might get lost and might never get an answer.

An overview of all threads might bring attention to those not answered

At the moment there can be many threads in one Teams channel. Unfortunately it is not possible to see whether the discussion in a thread has come to a conclusion or not. If you are one of many participants in several threads then it is hard to see if a thread is "closed" or still "open".

Please implement the possibility to mark threads in channels a s closed and having them visually marked so that it is instantly apparent which threads are over and which are not.

Add threads to group chats. Get rid of the activity thread.

I would like the ability as a channel / team moderator to fix brokwn threads - this happens a lot. It could perhaps be avoided, if the app ensures that the 'Reply' box is available when clisking on a thread, as the most obvious box to type in is the New Thread box.