Hi, my work uses MS Teams as the communication method of choice for those of us WFH.
By what is the past participle for that? You can easily say "XXX skyped me earlier" and it sounds ok, but what can you use for teams? "XXX teamed me"? teamsed me? Gave me a teams call?
Nothing sounds right.
You could say called me I suppose, but it doesn't quite capture the teams experience!
So in earlier days, when ships at sea communicated by lamps in morse code, the signaller would report to the Captain,"Sir, a sailor on HMS Ark Royal just flashed me . . . . . ." !
Why the need to use the product name anyway. If video just say video call, if VOIP say conf call and if a message just say messaged or pinged me? Thats how I have seen it addressed at quite a few companies where people got fed up of the underlying product being changed all the time.
I suppose it was just an idle thought. I don't need to say it all that often really I supposed but wondered if there was a snappy one word verb I could use. We also have skype, but that is used for a different thing, so can't really say skyped when I mean on teams
So in earlier days, when ships at sea communicated by lamps in morse code, the signaller would report to the Captain,"Sir, a sailor on HMS Ark Royal just flashed me . . . . . ." !
We have also just switched to MS Teams at work although we still have Skype. It's made everyone's laptops becoming awfully slow and clunky and has added a minimum of 5 minutes to the start-up process. I think I'd go for had a teams call/meeting/message.
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