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Teams Public Preview Office Hours - Teams Connect Shared Channels
Shared channels is in public preview. We are excited to see the response from our Public preview community and thank you for your great feedback. We are organizing a live Q&A on https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftteams/shared-channels here on Tech Community.
Microsoft Teams Connect shared channels in Public Preview
Date: May 31st, 2022
Time: 9:00 - 10:00 am Pacific time
We will have product teams behind shared channels answering your questions on shared channels live.
How do office hours work?
Simply visit the Microsoft Teams Public Preview page on Tech Community and click Start a New Discussion to submit your question.
Our team of Shared channels experts will post answers as quickly as possible. All the questions and answers are viewable by anyone, even after the event.
How do I participate?
Office hours are text-based; there is no audio or virtual meeting component. To post a question, you just need to be a member of the Tech Community. If you haven’t already signed up, click Sign In in the top right corner of this site to join the Tech Community today.
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- Laila61Copper ContributorHi, loving this new type of channel, really see it as the new channel standard as it offer a chance to make changes in the channels lifetime as to how public or closed it is.
But I had an issue when establishing a number of them at the same time. Only half of them managed to establish sharepoint area for itself, and trying to establish new ones resulted in the same hang up. The solutions turned out to be changing the channel name, then suddenly it was ok, and then change back (seemed to be necessary as it could not quite forget its old name).- mattias-skogIron Contributor
I like the shared channels but I don't like how the SharePoint sites are named and the URL's they get. Users should have more control over this!
I don't understand why a new SharePoint site has to be created for every new shared or private channel when you can override permissions per folder in SharePoint? It's really disturbing and poor design as you don't have ONE SharePoint site where you can access all files in the team.
If channel folders with overridden permissions where used, and located in the main SharePoint site, it should be relatively easy to make it possible to convert from public to shared or private channels, or from private or shared to public, but with the current design it's not possible, if it ever will be.