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Still under review by the feature team. Nothing new to report at this time.
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At least a way to keep the teams sorted by either alpha order and/or most recently viewed and/or most recent activity, etc. would be helpful over the pile of mess that is developing. I know you can re-arrange at will, but when you get added to another team, you have to manually re-sort them again.
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998 votes111 comments · Public » Apps, Connectors, Messaging Extensions · Flag idea as inappropriate… · Admin →
The team is still reviewing this item. I hope to know of a decision soon.
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This item is still under review. No new updates at this time.
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Improvements to day/work week/week view are in the public ring. Our focus now is a new scheduling experience and scheduling assistant, appointments and more.
For feedback related to Group Calendar please see this User Voice item: https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/suggestions/16933204-include-office-365-group-calendar-in-teams.
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Strongly agree. I use the wiki feature to keep a running list of meeting actions (instead of bloated one-note) and have to re-order them after each entry. Please add this option (just add a plus sign at the top and keep the one at the bottom - and if you click the top one it adds the entry at the top and if you click the bottom one it adds the entry at the bottom).
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Agreed, it would be nice to have an option for the default for new entries be at the top, with historical entries falling underneath. It is a pain to manually have to re-order.
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167 votesAnonymous
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I like the wiki for keeping team meeting actions in project teams sites, rather than the bloat one-note feature, that takes forever to load and is overly complex. I would not vote for killing the wiki (maybe rename as "meeting minutes" as an optional tab with very similar features to the wiki - except new entries should appear at the top of the list, rather than the bottom by default - see https://microsoftteams.uservoice.com/forums/555103-public/suggestions/31957204-microsoft-teams-wiki-listing-order