A message thread's reply was broadcast to a channel
Compatibility: RTM Events API
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"fallback": "[December 28th, 2016 1:22 PM] confused: what was there?",
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"text": "island",
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"fallback": "Was there was there what was there?",
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The reply_broadcast message subtype is sent when a user or bot user has indicated their reply should be broadcast to the whole channel.
It's a pointer or reference to the actual thread and is meant more to be informational than to fully describe the message. The reference cannot contain attachments or message buttons.s
See message threading for more information.
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