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I have yet to discuss this with someone in the team / on the team

Which one of these is correct?

The text was autocorrected by software from "in the team" to "on the team".

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    What service or app did the autocorrecting?
    – gotube
    Commented May 3, 2023 at 14:53

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In a sentence about membership (someone's relationship to a team) "on" is the preposition to use. The word "on" is used to indicate physical location but also membership in an organization.

He is on the board of directors (he is a member).

He is on the school's baseball and track teams.

However, there are also expressions that use "in" to describe a role, a position, or membership in an organization or hierarchy:

He is in the fraternity.

She is in the legislative branch of government.

His position is in the C-suite of a global corporation.

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