When collaborating with colleagues in Zoom Chat, there will be many different responses to messages. Some messages require a reply or reaction, while others may need to be bookmarked for later reference, pinned for all members of that channel or group to see, forwarded to another user or channel, or followed so that you are notified for each new message. These options provide the ability to organize, broadcast, or highlight messages for others.
You can also set reminders on messages to be reminded at a later time to follow up or respond to a message.
You may need to bookmark messages with important or useful information for quick access and reference. Bookmarked messages are unique and private to each user, meaning other users are unaware if a message was bookmarked and by whom.
How to pin a message
Channels with important information that should be read first, such as an important announcement or a frequently asked question, can be pinned in that group chat or channel so that it is immediately visible to everyone in that channel. A portion of the message is displayed at the top of the channel, highlighted in yellow.
How to follow a message thread
While you may adjust your notification settings for group chats and channels to reduce the number of message notifications you receive, you may still want to follow a specific message in a given channel. Following a message will provide you with the unread message indicator , even if you have that disabled for the chat channel or group. This allows your unread message count to be specific to the chat thread rather than the entire group chat or channel.
How to forward a message with others
Some information needs to be shared across multiple channels, enabling a consistent message to reach different teams quickly. By forwarding messages, you can draft and post the initial message in one location, then easily forward it to other contacts, group chats, and channels.
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