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I don't copy and paste from Teams much, but when I do, I want to make a record of a conversation for technical purposes. It is absolutely ridiculous to not save the names and timestamps of the people involved in a conversation when you cut and paste. The names of the people talking are the delimiters of what is a "conversation" between people. I can't imagine why such a stupid decision was made at Microsoft to remove the ability to keep this information. It is/was an idiotic decision. Please fix. Please fix. Calling the persons making the discussion "Metadata" is absurd. While a programmer may refer to it as Metadata since it is not the actual text, it is clearly not "Metadata" from the point of something being a conversation. It is like someone taking a selfie picture, but removing the actual person from the photo because they were also the photographer and thus should be removed since it is "metadata" tag. (Or, if you took a picture of a sign saying Columbus Ohio, and removing the name on the sign because it was "metadata".) Please programmers at Microsoft, don't try to be software smart but practically stupid. Capturing the record of a conversation should almost always include the names of the people doing the conversation to be useful and pretty much the only reason to not include those names is if you are trying to anonymize them. Even in the latter case, you would substitute names (e.g. person A, person B) to track multiple entities weighing in, and that anonymizing should be left to the person after capturing the conversation.