The core element of project tracking would be a simple version of a gantt chart where tasks or deliverables are named, given a begin and end data, dependancies and an assigned user. Would it be possible to partner with someone to provide this as an addin at the very least. This element is critical to people using Huddle as a basic project management environment

Create a way of cross-referencing existing files in discussions or whiteboards or meetings. So when you are writing a new discussion there is an easy way to insert a tag to a file.

Id like to separate certain teams from certain discussions, IE Internal discussions vs. external discussions.

There are certain things that i only want my external customers to see, however i'd like to manage my internal team a little easier / better.

Limiting each user to a single team can be a real drawback if you use a matrix management organisation. Some people work on several teams and need to access various folders and discussions.

This should be fairly easy to implement and would be a big plus for the product.

Files section is cool, but we still have to do the whole upload / download thing. If we could access the Files section as a shared drive like Jungle Disk that would be the killer app. Basically files section should be mounted on your desktop like a extra disk.

Discussions are ordered by the last one created... which is very confusing. Discussions should be ordered by the time they were last updated. Also discussions that have changed since my last visit should be highlighted when I return to the discussions area so I know what I've missed!

This would be helpful for announcements where people are not actively participating but still receive important information

I want my team members that don't have online calendars to be able to accept or decline a meeting from within the Huddle workspace. A link in the notification e-mail could take them to Huddle where they can sign in and accept or decline.

If you want to reorganize or move/copy folders and its content, you are required to first create a new (sub)folders and then move/copy documents into it. It would be better/faster to copy/move a complete folder an its content in one go.

Currently you can only add people to one workspace at a time - if you have 50 workspaces this is not a good experience for a new user of Huddle.

They might miss an email and so not have visibility of an important workspace.

The green user icon in the Who's Online? tab is useless - it should show who is logged in now, not who has been logged in the last 24 hours

I've seen some comments on here about the ordering of postings, etc. What I'd really like to see is threaded discussions. Sometimes people reply to a specific posting, and that takes on a whole new life or "thread" from the original topic. Having a threaded flow through the discussion REALLY makes the discussion section much more useful. Having a flat format like it is now is only partial useful, and most discussions stop fairly quickly as it becomes to hard to see who is replying to what.

Similar to Basecamp: the ability to answer to a discussion post by simply replying to the notification email and adding text above a separation line.

This way you would creately improve the usage of the discussion feature. It is a lot faster and easier to answer an email than to login to huddle and post an separete answer.

Additionaly it would be great to use any comment (fo files, tasks etc.) to start a discussion. Again this would increase the usability and the usage of discussions.

For example I am new to a project and I have been suggested to find the document in Huddle. As I have limited internet connectivity it would be great to have a button at the parent level and say download copy to file. This download would include files and sudirectories with files in the correct subdirectories.

It would be great as a Workspace Manager to quickly see how other Teams/Users view the Workspace folder structure so that you are sure only the 'right' people see parts of the workspace. We currently have to go into every folder to view permissions which is tedious.

You can do this in Facebook by setting up permissions and then viewing it as one of your friends would see it so anything confidential is kept that way.