Feature Requests

I would like to be able to test my presentation without being blocked for more votes later on. Also it would be helpful, if I could test my presentation (with just nonsense/ fill-in comments) what it feels like to be bombarded with text and comments to get a feeling for time management in the actual presentation. Time management is extremely important in large events, so it would be nice to be able to test it. Why not add a "test your presentation" button to see what it looks like.

Please allow to select and act on multiple slide on the side in order to to perform actions in mass ! I personnally need to : 1/ Move several slides accross the presentation (critical for me !) 2/ Delete several slides at the same time 3/ copy several slides to another presentation !

I would like to merge 2 presentations into 1 new presentation.

Need to be able to select multiple slides at once (so that we can move several at once or change their Type) ... as we can do in PowerPoint and other platforms.

As teachers, we sometimes coteach and would like our coeachers to have admin access to the same account.

How can I easily rearrange the order of slides when I'm making a presentation? It seems like I should be able to easily click and drag but I can't seem to.

Right now, "sharing" of a presentation simply means giving a team member a copy of the presentation. This does not allow for several presenters to collaborate on creating a presentation.

Really love the ability to copy a slide from one presentation to another, but what would be even more useful is to be able to copy more than one slide at a time into another presentation. We frequently use sets of slides between workshops and this would be a huge time saver for us.

I have several presentations with quite a few slides/questions, but would like to have a chance to select which of these slides/questions will actually be shown once I select present

when i move slides around in my presentation they often shoot off higher or lower ( this has caused embarrassment at a presentation when one question in a survey showed up in the wrong part of the presentation)