 Travis says, I have some students who I have deleted from my teams as they have dropped the class. So we're talking about Teams and EDU, but they still show up on my list every time I post a new assignment. How do I stop this from happening? Once I delete them, I want all traces of them removed, harsh, and to not have them appear for any new assignment. Okay, so a student that's deleted from a team still appear in assignments though, because assignments are actually linked to a student profile, not the team. So if you start to look at sort of removing a student from a team, that profile is still sitting in the system and because their assignments are already there, from past, they're still gonna appear in the assignment list that's not gonna actually remove them. When you're going forward, when you go and create a new assignment, the name won't actually appear. It shouldn't, well, shouldn't appear. It'll make sure that one, the students removed from the class team. Two, in the back end, even if they're still as part of that stay around for 30 days kind of thing, because of OneDrive and all that, it might be there for a little bit, but hopefully moving forward eventually that should start to drop off. If it's not, then I'd be speaking to your administrator and looking at, had they been removed from the system, all different things that come with it, because that can then just be a back end provisioning type stuff and what's their process model, the governance around students coming and going. So would you have expected the students in this case to have been removed as members of the team, but they just still stick around in assignments? Well, they do still, well, they stick around in their, so the profile is still there, based on for assignments, the profiles are still there. So they just, yeah, look, it's still gonna show up on the list posting news, but for how long? It shouldn't go for that long. And it's more about the profile than it is about the student in there. It should delete the student so that they're not actually in there in the team anymore and receiving all the notifications and the noise. It depends on if they're a student still in the whole education department or not or what that looks like. It's essentially just like a guest in the network. I mean, isn't the only way to purge them out is to go into the admin center and actually remove them from that. I mean, I've seen some other cases with profiles and we're going in an active directory and there was again some aspect, some component that was still there, but you should be able to go into the admin center and remove them. And once they are gone from that list, they should be gone. They should be gone. So I used to work in EDU and we have the opposite experience where the instructor was adding a user to the team and then our provisioning tools were removing them because they weren't officially a student in the class so the provisioning solution is like, well, this is a manual ad, get them out. And so you have to work with the teacher to find out why or the instructor, excuse me, why that person was in there. It was a legit reason, but in our case, we were using something called School Data Sync which is a Microsoft product and it connects to like the student information systems and it brings down the class rosters and it will only synchronize membership based on that class roster. So when we first heard the question, my first thing was like, oh, talk to IT and find out what's auto provisioning, but if it's like, Kirstie says- Could be putting them back in again because they're part of the class so therefore keep putting them back in. So remind me, this doesn't anything to do with EDU anymore but if I'm thinking about the teacher's perspective and all this, we're all in a team, I get removed, but I've contributed to something in like a conversation or a file. Did the conversation show up differently for the team owner or the instructor in this case? No, they're still all there. The past history isn't going to go. It's still gonna stay there with all of the details. It only get it where it becomes a sort of an unknown type user as if you're using lists for example and then you've got, it's not assigned to them anymore. So those things drop off, but the conversation stays there with the name against it as well. But yeah, look, the joys of teams for education, the nature of it's just different though. It's just different. Yeah, especially because you've got other technology plugging in around assignments and how that works and they're one note and just the nature of it does do things a little differently. Yeah, my first thought, Norm, with you, again, not an education example, but I have a customer who has an employee that has voluntarily left a team and every day when they come back in, they're added back to the team and they're like, how do I get out of this team? But they're in a hybrid situation. So on-prem sync is syncing them back in, right? So again, it's a tool that's doing that because it thinks it's supposed to be. So sometimes it happens, it depends. It depends. I always learn something from y'all. Like, I love doing these sessions because I get to learn new things too. So, 100%. Yeah, great.