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We need your feedback! Which button do you like best? Fill out this 3-question survey here: https://aka.ms/ComposeButtonSurvey
Also, we’re coming up against some blocks and our previous ship date of end of year is now going to be early next year. Thank you for your patience. :-)
Please fill out the survey! Tweet me @skprufo if you have any questions.
Suphatra
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Good news, only took you 18 months.
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The reply button should not be on the bottom of every message, its a waste of space. It should be anchored to the right and vertically the middle of the message
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Hi Everyone – thank you for your patience. As was commented by someone below, Suphatra is no longer at Microsoft, but rest assured we are working on this feature.
~ Alex
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UPDATE!
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UPDATE!
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UPDATE!
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Where is the update on this MS? For the top requested feature, you should be giving weekly, if not daily updates on this......
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Hi Suphatra, guess whats not been done yet? The most requested feature! You've been out for a few weeks and there's not much to catch up with, Engineering is asleep ZZZzzzzz
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2 votesDerek
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But a normal reply is meant to be seen by everyone. If someone is not reading the replies that's their problem.
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Don't see the point, just reply to the message.
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This how Slack, Hipchat, Discord, Whatsapp, text messaging, and every other messaging system works. I doubt your team doesnt buy into it because of this.
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This is still under review by the feature team.
-Warren
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+1 And also kill off the old Skype emoticons and smileys.
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Wake up Microsoft! This is one reason Slack got so popular!
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48 votesDerek
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Agree, the old smileys and emoticons are outdated and not cross-platform. They should stick to the Unicode Emoji standard.
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31 votesDerek
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Disagree. They should drop all the old emoticons and just stick to the emoji standard.
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It's not autocompleteing emoji, its actually using the old Lync smileys. This can be solved if they just got rid of the old smileys and just stick to emoji. There's already an idea open for that.
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Still in the works, no additional details are available yet.
-Warren
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29 votesDerek
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Can't tell if this is sarcasm or srs.
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A fix for this is being worked on. We hope to have a fix in internal Microsoft rings soon for testing. I don’t have a timeline for release externally at this point, but will keep you posted.
Thanks!
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Hi everyone, thank you for your patience since the last update.
We want to extend a huge thanks to all of you who have engaged with us on this topic of compact chat. Your input has been invaluable and helped inform our design and decision-making.
As we look to 2019, we will be pursuing plans to continue to make the product more and more space efficient. We see this as a guiding design principle, as well as a backlog of requests from UserVoice that we catalogue, discuss, debate, brainstorm and problem solve.
This principle is also why we will not be making a sharp design turn towards a permanently heavy dense design. Our user base is a wide range of people — such as high school students, the visually impaired, open source developers, and your every day knowledge worker. Because of our broad reach, we must maintain a standard of…
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How hard can this be?
Its been two years since this was raised and probably four since Teams first started development. Should have been sorted in two weeks.Derek
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You shouldn't need feedback if you hired some good UX designers. It's all common sense stuff and if you can't see why the interface sucks, you should just give up. But this is Microsoft, usability has never been top of the list
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Hate to be the bearer of bad news. This item has been declined. There will be no work to hide or remove the reply button.
As many people have commented, a big ask is to help improve how people distinguish between giving a reply and starting a new message.
For that the focus will be on this item. “Better visual delineation between `Reply` and `Start a new conversation`”
http://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103/suggestions/19224826Derek
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After careful review the feature team has declined this request.
However, they are working on a solution – creating a professional compact chat, you can follow and up-vote the topic at: http://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103/suggestions/17408641
-Warren
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FIX THIS. NOW.