Like having moderators for specific chatrooms but not promoting them to full admin. Allow the option of having edit/delete powers on others chat. removing the ability for everyone to add things to the feed, so on...

Right now things you add to the new review changes box in github do not show up in the inbox.

In IRC private chat enables people to hold a conversation in a way that does not polute the main chat. While I agree that flowdock does not need chats that are hidden, I think a way to signal that a chat is on the side and not necessarily relevant to the entire group, would be helpful.

This could represented as a chat in an alternate color that perhaps can be collapsed.

It would also be great if the side chat could be viewed without interleaving messages. This view would basically be a search for the messages with the side chat.

Maybe with Repository Hooks: https://developer.atlassian.com/stash/docs/latest/how-tos/repository-hooks.html

And please add this plugin to Atlassian Marketplace.

We use flowdock internally, with partners and with clients. It would be fantastic if we could tag users as being a member of a group, and as a consequence allow them access to only some or all flows based on that tag.

it's important to trigger voice communication when needed. So how about showing up a little call icon that would trigger Skype calls.

Obviously this requires some settings etc. but this would complete the "flow"

When I'm editing what I have said, I would like to be able to strikethrough some text instead of just deleting it. That way, I don't disrupt the flow of the conversation for people who come back to it later.

OpenGraph and Twitter Cards are, well, more and more used ways for presenting the page content visually. For example, compare pasting this link to twitter, facebook and flowdock - http://www.thinglink.com/scene/419987613730996224

And the simplest possible OpenGraph support is as simple as parsing one meta tag for the image URL. Simplest Twitter Cards are almost as simple too.

Team and group mentions are convenient, but sometimes I just want to re-ping anyone who is mentioned in or partaken in a given thread. Now I have to manually list them out, or use @team and ping people who don't need to be notified.

@thread should only function once a thread is started and do nothing when creating a new-non threaded message.

Flint, the Mac app for the Campfire chat client, allows you to stop animation for gifs. It would be nice if Flowdock also has this option on their app.

Flowdock currently has the ability to hide images (including gifs). For most gifs, I'd like to simply pause it without losing context that the gif/image provides for the conversation.

I'd dig getting Crashlytics crashes on our app to pop up in the inbox flow.

It would be really great to be able to Archive inbox items with a single click. We don't wish to delete, but we do like keeping our Inbox clean with relevant/unattended to items in some of our Flows.

As we are using a lot of different flows which are only occasional used I would appreciate an option to temporarily hider (archive) flows until there is any new activity in that flow.

Typing /giphy cats inserts an animated gif.
Just like Slack already does: http://giphy.com/posts/slack-adds-giphy-to-every-chatroom-wut

You can upload a gif as avatar, but it is not animated.

Adding support for animated gifs in avatar would enlighten our boring and sad lives and bring a bit of joy in our jobs.

When a hashtag is added to a post, there is an extremely brief notification of who added it. After this there seems to be no way to determine who added the tag, which in some cases can be used to add unwanted (and potentially abusive) comments to a post with effective anonymity. A method to determine who has added a given tag would mean that people are accountable for any tags they add.