Let me start with this "I was a great fan of Microsoft".

Now the issue: Why in the world would Microsoft remove public sites from Office 365, where every other cloud provider adopting the feature of allowing the users to use their own domain name. What sense does the option to add a domain make in the O365 portal.

Why do people go for Office 365? It is just because it supports small businesses to have a collaboration site with a little amount of money. But preventing the users from using their own domain name will surely push them out. I know many who did this. One of the tech support mentioned that it has become really hard to maintain DNS and stuff. But Microsoft, you know what, now a days, many small online business are providing a feature to have their own domain name, is it that hard for Microsoft to do something that small online businesses were able to do now a days? When you want to compete with larger technologies like Amazon Web Services, Google cloud, you have to provide something more than what others are providing, but not less. When would Microsoft learn this? (Something irrelevant to this but, I observed the same with Surface too, when every other tablet is implementing 3G n 4G sim option, Microsoft cant implement this on their most expensive tablets which are so called cool compared to Apple Ipad). Anyways I know, it doesn't matter if some xxx person posting on this page doesn't make you pull your strings. But it is just a hope and my admiration to Microsoft which is making me do this.

Sharing a document library in a complex structure does not allow user to go through the existing structure to see, where he/she has access to. It is needed the user know well where he should look for documents.
Limited Access permission description is misleading users/admins to think the user can BROWSE the structure. Currently it is almost impossible for admins to setup a complex structure on SharePoint and later decide he/she want invite users inside the middle of existing structure and letting users to browse the structure. Currently the user need to have its own list where he has access to.
Allowing users to browse the structure from the root can simpler the life of admins and make SharePoint more usable. This is something a lot of our customer is looking for.
Scenario:
Site collection {“limited access” for user}
- SubSite {“limited access” for user}
o List {break inheritance, user have “Contribute” permissions here, but he/she cannot go through from site collection}

Please make the calendar overlay more customizable. At this time, if I overlay multiple calendars and see that I don't like the order in which the events appear on the main calendar, I have to delete all the existing overlaid calendars and start over completely. For any group like the ones I work with where there might be 4 calendars and 2 items on each calendar for any given day, deleting and starting over is not an option, so I have to go in and make sure that everyone knows "Please be sure to look at all items in a date so as not to confuse order of responsibility" when I feel like I should be able to just reorganize how the calendars appear on the main calendar. Please make it so that I can reorder the calendar overlays once added, without having to delete all of my information and starting over. This would be such a wonderful small addition for someone like me that manages many calendars for many groups (read: sites) within SharePoint!!

I love the layout of the new Site Page content type, with end-user friendly editing options, super easy and intuitive document and video embedding options and easier than ever picture inserting. It is perfect solution for when end-users (even not power users) have to author wiki pages in a SharePoint site. When inserting a picture, you do not need to choose in which library it will be uploaded and you don't have to fill any meta-data. The same with attaching documents. Even more - Office documents get automatically embedded in the page. Now you can have some text and embedded PowerPoint presentation together and ANY end-user is able to do this in just few moments.

HOWEVER, this functionality is ONLY available when clicking on gear and choosing to "Add a new page". When going directly to Site Pages or having a web-part of Site Pages and clicking on New, you still get the old site page edit layout.

Furthermore, when trying to add Site Page to custom document library or Wiki library (in SP Designed) and then trying to create a new page, it gets saved in Site Page library. No matter what. Tried copying site page from Site Pages library to custom document library with the same content type added, result was that the page was copied, but when opening it, it was empty. Tried creating a new site content type inheriting from Site Page, that did not help. Tried to fool SharePoint in all ways I could think off. Not possible.

In the end, we will not use this new site page layout, because we do not need end-users creating new pages in Site Page library, because they are not able to find them afterwards, we can not provide separate libraries for each department, team or project. Therefore we can not use specific library permissions, target audiences, and so on.

It looks and feels nice, but everything around this new update makes it useless. If this would be fixed, it would one of the best things for end-user experience.

Other things not working good:
* after saving the page does not show the title.
*It is not possible to view the canvas column in a list view, like it is possible to do with Wiki content column of Wiki page.

Right now, the best way to sync SharePoint sites with desktop computers with Office 365 ProPlus 2016 is to visit the site in a browser, navigate to the Document Library, and click the "Sync" button. This needs to be done manually for each site that the user wants to sync.

Is there a way to automate this now, or a plan on the SharePoint/OneDrive for Business roadmap?

The desired functionality is that on first launch, OneDrive for Business prompts for the user's login credentials (it would be nice if this was pre-populated for domain joined and/or Azure AD logins as well.) After authenticating, OneDrive for Business searches all sites that the O365 user has access to, and syncs those libraries to the desktop. Having a dialog box prompt the user with the option to sync everything OR selectively sync sites would also be nice.

It is hard to envision deploying OneDrive for Business throughout our organization if our end users have to manually sync every site through a web browser.