Poor Conversation Threading and Weak SharePoint/Video Integration
A user reports difficulty tracking ongoing conversations in a workplace collaboration app: replies get buried, participants silently drop off threads, and there is no way to click back into a specific conversation. The user also cites weak SharePoint integration and subpar video conferencing compared to Microsoft Teams.
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