Collect questions for an all-hands meeting

 What you'll learn in 2 minutes or less: How to collect questions from people for an all-hands meeting or event.

Skip the awkward fumbling and delays waiting for questions at the end of an event by collecting questions ahead of time in a channel.

Go for it!

1. Create a channel for the all hands meeting or event. You could name it #all-hands, or customize for a one-off event.
2. Invite people who will attend and let the leadership team or panel know that questions will be collected in the channel.
3. Before the event, send a message in the channel to let everyone know they can submit new questions and upvote existing ones by reacting with the ➕ emoji.
4. During the event, presenters can address questions from the channel and mark questions as answered with the ✅ emoji.
   
   Here's an example of what an #all-hands channel could look like:

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