 Hi to ask the question. So I was finally able to make a template from a Microsoft list. Now, how do I set up a list template to be available in Teams? I see the regular templates but not my custom templates. Sounds like you may have missed a step in setting up the template. So if you read the docs, you will create the template to be available, and then you have to make it published, if you will, to the organization. So when you're in that create a list experience inside of Microsoft Teams or SharePoint or Microsoft Lists, you'll have two options and they'll be like the standard ones that you see from Microsoft, like the issue tracker and stuff like that. Then a new tab should show up and it's going to say, from your organization. When you click that tab, you should see your list templates and if you don't, then I don't think it was set up correctly in the first place. Do they have to have permissions to be able to publish so that it's from your organization? It has to be created using PowerShell. So it's inferring a level of administrative access, excuse me. It's definitely not a point and click exercise. Yeah. So they essentially just missed a flag in the PowerShell to enable it to be viewable to the organization. Hopefully we can include another link to a blog article I wrote to how to get started with all this stuff. I wish there was a template for my blog that has just, can there be like a 1995 template? Just that the year 1995, I want it to look like every other website in 1995, or the early MySpace template for my blog. It's retro, Hal, come on. I'll say. All powered by Netscape Navigator 4.0.