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Channels, threads & search — found from sitemap — Twist

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Channels project organize Report an error

“To start, try organizing your channels by project, team, topic, time, or client.”
Channel color coding Report an error

“You can organize your channel list further with color-coding. This is useful to help visually distinguish groups of channels.”
Channel sorting Report an error

“Channels are listed alphabetically.”
Channel descriptions Report an error

“Keep your channel names short and still provide plenty of context with channel descriptions.”
Thread channel move Report an error

“At that point, you can create a new project-based channel and move the original thread to the new channel to keep all the relevant information in one place.”
Channel pin thread Report an error

“it’s a good idea to let people know by posting and pinning an introductory thread where you explain the goals of the channel.”
Channel join browse Report an error

“Browse and join channels”
Search find Report an error

“Channels and threads are a perfect way to keep your discussions organized, browsable, and findable.”