Today our new Microsoft 365 Roadmap is live! We are excited to share this new version of our roadmap, that brings together Office 365, Enterprise Mobility + Security, and Windows 10 into one destinat...
Updated May 06, 2021
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From MC:
Starting in March, we will begin rolling out the following enhancements and features to the Microsoft 365 Public Roadmap:
- Last Modified Date: When this update is rolled out, the Last Modified Date will reflect the date information is updated for an individual feature item. This will allow better tracking when information changes for features that are important to you and your organization.
- Enhanced RSS Feeds: Currently, when a ‘More Information’ link is not provided for a feature, the M365 Roadmap RSS feed defaults to provide a link back to the roadmap. The RSS feed will be updated to include both a ‘View Roadmap Item’ link, directing users to the feature in the M365 Public Roadmap and a ‘More Information’ link that will direct users to more information when available. Not all features will have a ‘More Information’ link, as upcoming feature information is provided as early as possible and this information is not always available. ‘More Information’ links will continue to be provided in Message Center posts for specific features.
- Microsoft 365 Feedback Feature: We will be adding a feature to the M365 Public Roadmap which will allow users to share ideas and suggestions on how we can improve the M365 Public Roadmap experience. We look forward to hearing feedback on how we can continue to improve the M365 Public Roadmap experience.
I just hope that Enhanced RSS won't make things worse. I don't need many links in RSS entry. Just one link to the Roadmap item itself. And then you can put whatever number of links on the roadmap item's page itself. If you are going to still put a number of links in the rss entry, then make sure that default link is the actual roadmap entry link, not More info.