Microsoft Teams Fails to Render Markdown Blockquote Formatting on Paste
Pasting text with a markdown '>' blockquote prefix into Microsoft Teams does not render as intended, so content copied from research done on a phone loses its formatting when pasted. The unsupported markdown syntax forces users to manually reformat content that should paste cleanly.
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