As much as I like the idea, I don't see how this could work. Time is essential if you work across timezones. We also have users around the globe and only thanks to timestamp users from Australia and San Francisco can easily share work while making sure deadlines are being met.

Hi @jon_chen - I literally posted same idea couple days earlier here, can we merge those?

Description - add option to change font colour in text in updates Why is this feature important to you - it would make it easier to selectively highlight important parts of the update How would you like the feature to work - at least basic selection of colours for the font, e.g. just like in report...

thanks @RandyRoberts , this is good tip. I'm just not a fan of navigating through too many systems. That's why I posted the idea. 

If I missed anything else, relevant for other using ticketing system, please add in comments below

Description - I'm missing following functionalities that were previously available in WF One: I cannot re-assign ticket to my peer admins (e.g. when I plan longer leave)I cannot tag other users in support communication threadI cannot sort my ticket by "last update"Escalate case, seems to be always ...

In one of my reports (assignment report) I refer a field not available directly from Report wizard, but which is available via Workfront API. Field is called workPerDate and essentially gives you allocation split per date - so exactly what you see in WB. No need to say, that report data is easily ex...

tiny little thing that annoys, agreed

Items once added to calendar cannot be rearranged. This is super annoying when making edits, because items in the calendar are displayed in order in which they are added. Attempt to make any changes in worst case scenario requires editing all previously added items

When we embed request form on a dashboard - which in itself is a great feature - some of the dropdown menus don't work well, e.g. mutliple scrollbars show up, users are not able to easily select items from the dropdown. It seems like this could have been programmed a bit better to avoid those issues...