SumantMa
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Keep communities fresh with Content Archive
Active communities tend to get cluttered very quickly with a lot of content. After a while, some of the content becomes obsolete, inactive or irrelevant. Such content is preferred to be archived in order to keep only the fresh and most relevant content in communities. Some communities tackle this problem currently by creating boards specifically assigned as archives, and moving archival-ready threads into these. This however leads to following: Content remains visible in search even post-archival There is no way to redirect the visitors of such content towards a more recent/updated content Each community can have multiple boards for archival, which increases maintenance effort We have built a standard solution for archiving community content. Some of the key highlights of this feature are: Restricted Visibility: Archived Content is visible only to a few permitted users (such as Community Managers) post archival Restricted Search: Archived Content is not visible in search results whether they are searched from the community or from an external search (Google, Bing etc) Restricted User actions: Archived Content does not allow any modification to the content post-archival. Kudos, replies, move/delete message etc., are not allowed on an archived content User stats remain conserved: The count of user statistics, such as # kudos, # replies etc., remain as is post-archival Related link: Community Managers can add a related URL while archiving, to automatically redirect the visitors of archived content towards a more recent and related content Un-archive: Archived content can be easily un-archived back to its original state How it helps Community Managers Community Managers can now find an option to archive topic/article in the options menu for each Forum topic/TKB/Blog article. Clicking on it would allow them to archive contents into an out-of-active-view space of community known as "Archives". This can only be accessed by members with specific permissions (primarily recommended for CommunityManagers/Moderators/Admin). Using this, the community managers can ensure that only the most relevant and fresh content on respective communities are maintained. Also, at any point of time, there is an option to bring the archived contents back into active community easily if needed. Content Archive GA is now available as part of the Khoros Communities Release 20.3. Learn more about the Content Archive.1.4KViewsSign in to react to this post0CommentsRe: Khoros Communities 21.6 Release
hi allensmith81 Disabling the cookie banner means the default value of “LithiumCookiesAccepted” cookie is ‘0’. An override to make“LithiumCookiesAccepted” as ‘2’, would stop any non-essential cookies (Type 2, 3 and 4) from being dropped.ViewsSign in to react to this postCommentsRe: Khoros Communities 20.3 Release Notes
JasonHill quick update: patch process is running right now, and we expect it to be completed soon. I will update this thread once done.ViewsSign in to react to this postCommentsRe: Khoros Communities 20.3 Release Notes
JasonHill quick update before the weekend: the fix is ready to be added to the patch queue. We expect the patch process to begin by Monday and fix to be visible in community by mid of next week. I will update this thread next week with latest status.ViewsSign in to react to this postCommentsRe: Khoros Communities 20.3 Release Notes
JasonHill as per latest update, we are making good progress on the fix and we are looking to be ready with it by EOW, followed by back-porting the same into 20.3. I will keep the thread updated with latest status. Also, we checked the problem you quoted above, and it looks to be a skin customisation issue. Please reach out to the Khoros support team and they will help resolve the same.ViewsSign in to react to this postCommentsRe: Khoros Communities 19.10 Release Notes
Thanks JasonHill cblown SamR . Yes, it’s current feature set has been kept manual to set the right foundation for archiving within community. We do plan on making this more efficient with batch and rule-based archival capabilities in future iterations.ViewsSign in to react to this postComments
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