MS Teams compact view: malice or severe mental retardation?

I've always perceived MS Teams as necessary evil and never been inclined to dig deep into its settings, but today someone has pointed out to me that Compact mode exists, in which messages display like in a "normal" IM software: in one column. This has huge advantage over Teams' staggered display, but.

But Compact display hides timestamps. I really want to post a bounty on the head of either the monster or the demented psychopath who makes such idiotic decisions as to hide message timestamps and to group them into 'today' and 'yesterday', etc. Do you, moron, seriously believe that we are interested in knowing that the message has come today but not when exactly? You should take yourself out of gene pool and stop polluting it with your defective DNA.

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Contagious mental retardation is spreading fast across the IT circles

Jira used to be an island of sanity in the cesspool of "modern" web software. Not anymore! Some demented psychopath has thought that joining the list of issues found by search filter into the same DIV as the currently selected issue screwed us all over.

How to reproduce: go to advanced filter, apply any combination thereof, and you end up on a page with a list of found issues in the left column and the currently selected issue in the right column. Bootstrap splits the space between them about 1/8 and 7/8th, the rest being used by the leftmost column Filters.

So, you scroll down the list of found issues, select one down below, and then... TADA! You have to scroll all the way up, to see the particulars of the selected issue. Genius! NOT.

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