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Direct messages (DMs)<ref>Also known as private messages or personal messages</ref> and group chats (GCs) operate a little bit differently. Any student can (as of 2025) message any other student, regardless of grade. Simply type their name into the search bar, and select the message icon. There is no "block" feature (that I know of.) Group chats can be created by anyone, and anyone can be added by those already in the group chat. To start a group chat, you have to add at least two other people (I think,) but group chats can still exist even if everyone but one person leaves. In the 2023 and 2024 school years, there were policies implemented disallowing the addition of nonconsenting persons to group chats, but there is no mechanism in Teams to enforce the policy. So, you're supposed to ask someone before you add them to a group chat, but that rule is often broken. There are no GC admins, so any member can kick any other member. There is no such thing as permanent banning (unless done by a faculty member,) so there have at times been ugly kicking wars where a small group of people attempts to remove all other members from the chat.
Direct messages (DMs)<ref>Also known as private messages or personal messages</ref> and group chats (GCs) operate a little bit differently. Any student can (as of 2025) message any other student, regardless of grade. Simply type their name into the search bar, and select the message icon. There is no "block" feature (that I know of.) Group chats can be created by anyone, and anyone can be added by those already in the group chat. To start a group chat, you have to add at least two other people (I think,) but group chats can still exist even if everyone but one person leaves. In the 2023 and 2024 school years, there were policies implemented disallowing the addition of non-consenting persons to group chats, but there is no mechanism in Teams to enforce the policy. So, you're supposed to ask someone before you add them to a group chat, but that rule is often broken. There are no GC admins, so any member can kick any other member.<ref>This was changed sometime in late 2024 or early 2025, now there is no way to kick other members. An individual must leave a GC, he or she cannot be kicked.</ref> There is no such thing as permanent banning (unless done by a faculty member,) so there have at times been ugly kicking wars where a small group of people attempts to remove all other members from the chat.




The largest group chats have at times neared 100 members, though I'm not sure if any have passed that number. [[The Quotes Chat]] has had upwards of 90 members at times, and I've heard that the [[Hudson Fan Club|HFC]] has boasted nearly that many as well.  
The largest group chats have at times neared 100 members, though I'm not sure if any have passed that number. [[The Quotes Chat]] has had upwards of 90 members at times, and I've heard that the [[Hudson Fan Club|HFC]] has boasted nearly that many as well.  
== Main Channels ==
These are the channels in the HS Building, as of May 2025. (please add more info beneath each sub-heading if you have time)
=== The Courtyard ===
[[File:Things to Know.png|none|thumb|714x714px|''Alex gives a surprisingly concise overview of the Couryard.'']]
The Courtyard is the most active/popular channel on Teams. (add more info)
=== General ===
=== Auditorium ===
=== Hi, my name is ===
=== Spiritual Life ===
=== The Flagpole ===
=== Birthday Hall ===
=== University and Life Readiness ===
=== Bye! I will miss you! ===
=== Legends and Lore ===
=== Club Connection ===
=== NSA Connects ===
=== Navi Around the World ===
=== Help and Study Hall ===


== History ==
== History ==