Hi Wendy, for me, it looks like search does limit its efforts to preserve calculating power. It says, you get 1.000 results. So, with 10 results on each page, you can go to page 100 - just manipulate the URL. Then you can still continue to page 101, but then you see this:   At Telekom hilft Community, I see the same behavior. Doing a broad search and then trying to access page 101 of search results, gives me the same notification as in the screenshot above. Same thing with pagination: just the next page clickable. So, just a confirmation. Seems to be a recent change, doesn't it? [Edit: c/p'd image here, first try was responding via email] ... View more

@CKummer Thanks for asking this here. Our users ask for all the editing options also for mobile. So, our users are not alone. 40% of users come on mobile devices. Our experience is, that the configuration of the editor toolbars is quite tricky. We asked support to help us with it. ... View more

@JacobBo, nice to have you here 💐 As we all know, fancy symbols, even a ☠ or a🦠, can be added to various fields, even thread titles. @Claudiusproposal, to add a content filter, would work, but feels like sysiphus' work, as there is a huge and growing number of symbols. It would be great to have an official character set, in which all characters that are allowed, are defined. Plus: turn on/off emojis in thread titles and other exposed content fields. We noticed, that the technology is already available. In private messages V3, fancy symbols are not shown on all occasions, see image below showing the inbox. That piece of technology should become available for other content as well.     @JacobBoDo you think, it is useful and realistic a have a general setting to limit the character set? Communities are different. There are certainly some, where emojis of all kind are welcome everywhere - but there are also some, where a limited character set is needed. ... View more

Hi, I am wondering, what the use case is, behind that scenario. Restricting the access to content is mostly done to prevent others seeing it. And that includes search results. The community managers I work with would be pretty upset if restricted content would be seen in search results. ... View more