ClickUp @mention tagging is unreliable due to intermittent glitch
Users experience glitches when attempting to tag teammates in ClickUp using @mentions. The intermittent failure disrupts task assignment and collaboration workflows. This is a vendor-tracked app bug rather than a structural market gap.
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