Forum Discussion
[Feature Request] Drag mail into group
MicrosoftAs cfiessinger said, we are currently looking into drag-and-drop into groups.
I have two questions I'd like to ask for your opinion on:
- Do you see value in retaining the information on who and/or when a user dragged the item into the group?
- Currently, groups in Office 365 has a concept of subscription, while site/shared mailboxes do not. Members can choose to subscribe to a group, and they will get conversations sent to the group in their inbox as well.
Now with drag and drop, do you expect users to get these conversations in their inbox as well?
- David Rosenthal
Ethan Li Absolutely yes you need the information about who dragged the message in. Think legal hold/e-discovery scenarios, security/forensics scenarios, etc. Ghost emails that came from no one are generally a very bad idea :)
1. I guess for audit purposes it might be nice to know who did what, but I'd rather not have that feature or have it be phase 2 to not hold up implementing the base copy/move feature.
2. Re what happens when users are subscribed: this should be an option either as a group setting and/or ideally presented via the UI during the copy/move operation: "Do you want these copied [moved] emails to be sent to subscribers to this group? [Yes][No]"
