Don’t think so but interested in the answer. I use to use a product called “browser protect” by fsecure on my community.  was great it checked all UGC links and put a tick next to them to confirm the link wasn’t a known dodgy link and if known dodgy it was hidden.  sadly it was discontinued.  ... View more

Hey @elbranscomb, I migrated a Drupal based help site onto Khoros leveraging TKB, you can take a look at the site if your want https://community.talktalk.co.uk/  Happy to discuss in more detail but my advice would be: Do an audit before the migration, dont move stuff you could just leave or delete If domains are changing think about SEO and redirects, i closed down a domain of the old site and added it to the main Khoros site with redirects to mitigate 404's you should be monitoring these daily post migration to mitigate poor UX TKB is limited from the point of view of using content widgets/layouts however you can edit the WYSIWYG editor to build out things like accordions, modal windows, carousels etc which make for more engaging content. I had over a thousand bits of content but only migrated about 300 following the audit, if you have a lot of content maybe an automated migration would be quicker but my advice, if you have the time would be to manually migrate the content by hand, one by one. This way you can control the look n feel and also review as you go. Appreciate that's only feasible if lower number of articles.  Good luck with the migration.  ... View more

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I know your struggle.  Short answer, consider all customizations null n void as everything “maybe not everything but close to it” in my experience will need rebuilding.  I’ll be honest I hate boiler plate forums and I’ve done everything in my power since 2007 when I did my first one to make them as visual and engaging as possible and this means vast customization normally because all templates and OTB stuff is table after table box after box filled with text on text, no thanks,  you can checkout the befores on the way back machine  https://web.archive.org/web/20201218134835/https://community.talktalk.co.uk/ my community was getting a little dated we also had a new brand which had gone live so I made the conscious jump to redesign the entire site based on Hermès aligned to new brand but with the customization we wanted to keep, was a pretty big piece of work and completed on shoestring budget so wasn’t fast we also found that some stuff in Hermès didn’t work like it did on the old responsive peak like labels widgets in blogs was odd so we had to modify the design as we built as we wanted to try and use as much of OTB as possible   but I’m glad I did but that’s mostly due to our new branding looking better than any transformation Hermès has brought again because we’re customized a fair bit   just my opinion so feel free to ignore but if I was looking to do the same “right now” I wouldn’t unless there was significant pressure internally to update your sites look n feel. The one and only reason why I say this is because of Aurora.  Whilst we don’t know a lot about this yet, one thing is clear it’s a total rework of everything and will “I hope” flip the community product on its head “for the better” making our life much easier to build and tweak pages So, the reason I wouldn’t do a Hermès “rebuild” right now is that you very likely will have to do an Aurora “rebuild/migration” now if this is 2 years out who cares but it doesn’t feel like it’s that far away and I know the product guys have been working on it for a long time so I’m excited it could drop soon in beta or early release and if you can wait till then and get in as early adopter it may be the wiser move.  just my thoughts…. And I have no issues with Hermès it worked well the new default layouts for category and board pages making use of images for example was a nice step forward.  ... View more

Hey, from my own experience Hermès wasn’t out the box ready but much better than previous versions. I rebuilt our entire community from ground up based off the Hermès theme this July, welcome to take a look  https://community.talktalk.co.uk ... View more