Chat Input

CA Flowdock messages can be formatted using a subset of the lightweight and easy-to-use Markdown (Commonmark) syntax.

Input	Result
You need to emphasize.	You need to emphasize.
Some people are bold.	Some people are bold.
> It's nice to get quoted!	It's nice to get quoted!
Some `inline code` for ya.	Some `inline code` for ya.
``` def source_code is("nice").to_look_at end ```	`def source_code is("nice").to_look_at end`
This [link](http://google.com) is amazing.	This link is amazing.

Start a video call with one /command. With /appear, it's easy to get other flow members in the same meeting.
Type in /status My status here to set your status or /me is doing something to emote.
See all of the /commands by entering /help.

Autocomplete names to @mention them: write the first couple of letters of your team member’s display name and press the tab key to fill in the rest.
Tag important messages with #hashtags to find them later.
Click on any tag to search. All tags link to search, allowing you to quickly see other messages with the same tag.

Reply to specific messages. This will turn both your reply and the original message into a conversation thread, as indicated by a colored speech bubble next to both messages. To participate in a thread, just click on the speech bubble to the left of the message, and reply.
Use Emojis. All emoji :codes: mentioned in the Emoji cheat sheet are supported by CA Flowdock. If CA Flowdock is missing an emoji, you can add it yourself!
Use line breaks in your message. You can insert line breaks into chat messages by pressing Shift+Enter. Alternatively, you can make Enter add a line break and Shift+Enter submit a message by changing the setting in your preferences.

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