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  1. Schrödinger's Redis.
  2. That’s not how it works. The catch ups only apply on the monthly option as it’s basically a finance for the yearly. With yearly there is no catch up. You can let a yearly renewal expire for say 6 months and then reactivate it later for the normal yearly. The monthly option was put in place to make it more approachable but we’re considering removing it because of all this catch up hand wringing that people come with it.
  3. Yes, it would keep working. Just keep in mind that you would be way out of date so it might be risky.
  4. There's a LOT in v5: https://invisioncommunity.com/developers/devblog/
  5. Charles replied to Chris027's post in a topic in Feedback
    We do not really have any plans to add API-based AWS SES support but you can certainly use SMTP right now.
  6. We have offered an on-demand Free Trial on our site for years 🙂
  7. Don’t get obsessed over things like compact mode 😀 These new modes are options and you can keep a traditional mode like we have now or experiment with new modes. It’s all just a toggle and you can mix and match to create endless customization possibilities.
  8. That is not at all what that says. It says we will merge all the apps into one product.
  9. I would guess in the next couple weeks. It's almost to the point we can show people things.
  10. Join us as we discuss the September 2023 release of Invision Community. If you cannot attend, catch the video and discussion in the converted live topic in our Invision Community Insider forum. Do you have a question about the release? Post your question in the comments and we will try to get to them live!
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    Join us as we discuss the September 2023 release of Invision Community. If you cannot attend, catch the video and discussion in the converted live topic in our Invision Community Insider forum. Do you have a question about the release? Post your question in the comments and we will try to get to them live!
  12. Charles replied to ZakRhyno's post in a topic in Feedback
    Courses is available on our Creator Pro, Team, Business, and Enterprise plans. Courses is not available on Beginner, Creator, or Classic plans. Please contact us if you would like to upgrade your plan to include Courses.
  13. You are trying to use spam prevention for access control which is not what it is design to do. You would be best doing this at a firewall or server level.
  14. Thanks for your feedback on this. We do not plan to make any changes to cache rules for visitors who are not logged in.
  15. Nothing is cached for members. Caching is only for guests/search bots.
  16. Glad you were able to put the DNS entries back. For anyone reading this: be sure to keep the DNS entries we give you in place. If you keep them there, the certificates automatically renew and there are no issues.
  17. Yes, someday. I mean we don't have any v3s running at this point either 😉
  18. I assume we would handle this just like we did for v3, v4.0, v4.1, etc. that have reached end of life. We generally give people a LOT of warning and then finally pick a date way in the future that they have to upgrade. We're talking years though. I am afraid I do not have a clear answer to give you on such specifics that are many years away 🙂 As end of life approaches, you will get a lot more information on how to handle the upgrade. And, of course, by 2025 or 2026, v5 itself will be more mature. We might even be on v6 by then, who knows!
  19. Thanks for letting us know you’re interested 😀
  20. We do not have any plans to bring Live Topics to Beginner or Classic plans 🙂
  21. Live Topics is available on Creator package and up. It's not available on Beginner or Classic (self-hosted) plans. Feel free to contact us to discuss changing plans.
  22. I would agree a view count is totally irrelevant. Trending over X period of time is way more useful. But I don't think we can remove view counts as some people get very obsessed with such things 🙂
  23. It’s just a Pages database 🙂
  24. The best way to kill a community is to refuse to keep up with new ways that people consume content.