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๐๐ฟ Hello Community!
My name is Daniel Ayele, and I'm a Product Manager on the Confluence team.
On the Confluence product team weโre always dreaming up ways to help our customers interact with their teams and be more productive and successful.
Likes ๐ have existed as a feature in Confluence for many years, but we believed that we could give customers even more expressive and lightweight tools to express their opinions and engage with their teams.
Today, Iโm excited to announce Confluence reactions, a new feature rolling out now to Confluence on web and soon to Confluence mobile.
What are reactions?
Reactions are an interactive, lightweight way for you and your team to express yourselves on content in Confluence. Now, instead of only being able to like a page or comment, you and your teammates will be able to choose from dozens of emoji reactions (including your own custom ones).
Try them out!
Reactions can make your content even more engaging! At Atlassian, we've been using reactions over the last few months and have seen a 6.4% increase in people using reactions every week and a 16% increase in the total number of reactions created!
Weโre really excited about the potential of this feature to help teams engage more meaningfully with content. And this is just the start, our teams are hard at work to bring you even more collaborative experiences on Confluence.
Weโd love for you to try out Confluence reactions with your team, and let us know what you think and how you use them in the comments below.
DA
Atlassian Team
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