The reason these defaults exist is because a majority of people use @Outlook in this manner. Those of us on "Team Search" never delete anything, and archive everything. The other side - "Team Folder" places everything within specific folders. So you can fault @Microsoft for /1https://twitter.com/zeynep/status/1173625973654396928 …
I'm not talking about isn't some complicated backward-compatibility feature. Apparently, some MS users use trash as archive, so MS response is to say, okay, everyone else using trash as trash, you are out of luck! No options for you. *That* is the complacency of legacy monopoly.
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Your argument would resonate more effectively if you were describing a capability of Lotus Notes. If
@Microsoft were acting like a monopoly@Outlook would look the same as it did five years ago or five *weeks* ago. The road map paints a different picture: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/roadmap?filters=Outlook … -
Now the road map for Outlook on the web: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/roadmap?filters=Exchange … The rapid pace of innovation here isn't what monopolies typically do. I agree with
@zeynep that monopolies discourage innovation. That isn't happening here. Or at@Microsoft anymore. It is a different place now!
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