Gmail and other email clients put these messages together in a thread even though they are unrelated.
Here's an example where Kelly @mentioned me for two different accounts, they get merged together:
Same example, but within the emails:
Include Account or Relationship name in subject line of @mention emails
+3Currently, @mentions result in the following subject line: "NAME mentioned you in an Activity"
Gmail and other email clients put these messages together in a thread even though they are unrelated.
Here's an example where Kelly @mentioned me for two different accounts, they get merged together:
Same example, but within the emails:
Gmail and other email clients put these messages together in a thread even though they are unrelated.
Here's an example where Kelly @mentioned me for two different accounts, they get merged together:
Same example, but within the emails:
+1Hi Tyler,
Thanks for posting!
Sorry for the inconvenience, we understand the requirement, we will improve the experience.
Changing this to an idea post
Thanks for posting!
Sorry for the inconvenience, we understand the requirement, we will improve the experience.
Changing this to an idea post
+5+1 to this request!
+5Please help us with this one!
+3Update - the impact is larger than I originally experienced. I'm getting multiple different timeline emails linked together / intertwined with ongoing discussions. So I have what appears to be a single email thread with three distinct discussions with three groups of people.
Is there an ETA for an improvement to this?
Is there an ETA for an improvement to this?
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