Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
I am wondering the same thing. Where did this guy come from accusing those of us who have been contributing to the thread from the beginning as "hijackers", calling for moderation of us who are providing feedback on relevant information being discussed and suggestions brought up by Microsoft themselves no less?
It is true the thread topic only specifically mentions Outlook 2016, but it quickly became known that the authentication prompt error problem is much more widespread affecting many other clients and devices from Thunderbird to 9Folders, from Windows desktops to iPhones. At this point it is hardly "hijacking" the thread discussing these other clients being identified simply because the thread topic in the early days of the issue, when less information was made known, only mentions Outlook 2016.
This thread became the main thread for discussion of this issue for all these clients and devices as referenced by Microsoft themselves.
It is my humble observation that the newcomer lacks standing and understanding from the last 40+ pages of discussion and the context in which things such as "New Outlook" are brought up and discussed and why.
While IMAP/SMTP is working much better for us at least with normal/basic password authentication using 2FA and app passwords under Thunderbird, Windows Live Mail, and Samsung Email clients, many still report issues. As Microsoft makes changes to one aspect of this, it may inadvertently affect another, such as I reported yesterday regarding extreme throttling taking place.
These issues are not necessarily isolated incidents and it is relevant to discuss them since it is difficult to determine just how interconnected experienced behaviours are as a result of changes being made to try and resolve this as we work towards a solution that works for everyone using email clients, MS or 3rd party, that conform to some sort of standard.