sobrenome

Haha you know it! 

Congratulations, I've just browsed your site and watched some of your YT videos - you are the perfect fit for this community and for Invision to drive it forward.  I look forward to your interaction with us on here and I may be asking you about YT more as a friend of mine, who lives in the USA, and myself are about to launch onto the YT platform soon.
All the best 🙂
 

Jordan - Congrats
Matt - What does this position actually mean for clients?  How will he triage, prioritize, and escalate client feedback to the IPS team, all of whom can and do visit the forums themselves? What are the parameters for clients to help highlight and channel our feedback in an effective manner?  And finally, as a community advocate, what does he actually advocate?  Whom does he represent, and to what extent?  
Until the company articulates - and the community can validate - these above questions, this new position is entirely aspirational.  
Invision has attempted multiple community engagement tactics over the years.  And I have a long history of memory:
I remember IPS Release Notes when Charles said you were going to provide a roadmap.  That quietly disappeared and failed.  I remember Tagging when Lindy said you were going to tag the status of features.  That quietly disappeared and failed.   I remember how you removed Pre-Sales and merged Feedback from all product lines together.  Product Feedback is now a mess.   I remember how you recently launched a Slack channel for Marketplace devs.  How is that going?   I genuinely and honestly don't mind you guys trying new things - that's great.  Every community (and company) should always be experimenting and launching new initiatives.  But the past history of your community engagement is littered with no follow through.  How is this time different?    
To be blunt and on behalf of all of your retail clients, we don't need a Community Advocate to post memes.  We need a Community Advocate with the power to deliver and communicate on meaningful actions to drive our communities forward.

I can HEAR this GIF 😂 
And thank you!! 🙏 

Thanks @Pete Dawkins! Appreciate that 🙏 

I see you haven't been through the corporate harassment and cultural sensitivity training yet, Mr. Invision. 😉

I've run a pop music/Britney community for the last 17 years. I can handle anything now 😂 

LET'S GOOOO

Congratulations Jordan. Definitely deserved and I wish you all the best.

Re-welcome and congratulations Jordan 

Congrats! You can Breathe Easy now 😉

Congrats! Welcome on board Jordan... 🙂

Very pleased to know that small enhancements will be added in minor versions!
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

This blog entry describes a new feature change in our upcoming 4.5 release.
If you need help using the referrals feature from Commerce in the current release, I would recommend submitting a ticket or posting in the peer assistance forums.

All sounds good, sounds like there's much better referral features ahead - looking forward to 4.5, hopefully it's due soon?

Is there a planned release date for this new 4.5 referrals ?  soon we hope 🙂

Wow, now it works exactly the way I wanted it to. Cool.

It does indeed.
We had some fun with this plugin on our community, creating a ubuesque collective user, but it's no longer working now on 4.5.4.2
Invision, please bring to your platform the key features of this plugin.
Make it so only selected groups can post anonymously.
Make it so posts can appear as posted by a selected user.
Pleeeease.
Estimate time or arrival?

Nice addition, looks really neat. I will renew my license next month. I hope your mobile app get some love too!

The possible waiting time before it is released?

what's the difference