Esther E.

These are on our list but will likely not make it in the initial Community 5 release. Tables sound simple enough, but when you factor everything that goes into delivering a powerful table system - background color, border color, border width, what type of content can go in a cell, what to do about overflow, actions applying to the entire row/column etc - and make it not only powerful but easy to use and reliable, the dev time really adds up.

🤔 😉

I would just throw my hands in the air and go back to bed. Or I'd tell you to uber me more coffee.

Little update: bugs are being squashed slightly faster than they are being reported, which is a good sign.
We've got two blogs queued up, one for tomorrow and one for next week. I've just seen the video Ehren has put together and it's his best yet. It's fitting that he opened the v5 video blogs, and has created the last. That should be out next week. We will have a bunch of other blogs after, but this is the last major feature reveal.

As for alpha testing v5, don't worry because...

(After we've got things a little more stable or the bug report forum will be like Harry Potter's living room but instead of trying to stop Harry opening an invitation to Hogwarts, I'll be trying to stop our devs from having a breakdown).

Compassionate indeed. I've been out for the last 2 days, just imagine what my inbox looks like... 😭

Compassionate indeed. I've been out for the last 2 days, just imagine what my inbox looks like... 😭

Compassionate indeed. I've been out for the last 2 days, just imagine what my inbox looks like... 😭

I imagine around 20% of mine lol
 

Compassionate indeed. I've been out for the last 2 days, just imagine what my inbox looks like... 😭

I have compassion and have just scheduled my next bunch of bugs for Monday.
Have a nice weekend!

I'd argue that a large number of community owners/administrators know their user base, and have a pretty good idea of how new features and changes would be received. Most owners would be looking at this from a perspective of "how well will this do on my site?" and not "how good is this for me personally?"

Dude, it's already done.
(No, it's not, but if I say it's done then I just make myself more awesome.)

Dude, it's already done.
(No, it's not, but if I say it's done then I just make myself more awesome.)

Dude, it's already done.
(No, it's not, but if I say it's done then I just make myself more awesome.)

25 tags. Or maybe a few more, depending on your setup.
As of now, the upgrader will give you a choice to either delete all global tags OR to convert the top 25 tags (by usage) to the new system. 
If you have node-specific tags (for example, for a single forum), you can choose to drop them or convert them. 

Dude, it's already done.
(No, it's not, but if I say it's done then I just make myself more awesome.)

Dude, it's already done.
(No, it's not, but if I say it's done then I just make myself more awesome.)

Dude, it's already done.
(No, it's not, but if I say it's done then I just make myself more awesome.)

Dude, it's already done.
(No, it's not, but if I say it's done then I just make myself more awesome.)

Dude, it's already done.
(No, it's not, but if I say it's done then I just make myself more awesome.)

Dude, it's already done.
(No, it's not, but if I say it's done then I just make myself more awesome.)

Dude, it's already done.
(No, it's not, but if I say it's done then I just make myself more awesome.)

Dude, it's already done.
(No, it's not, but if I say it's done then I just make myself more awesome.)

Dude, it's already done.
(No, it's not, but if I say it's done then I just make myself more awesome.)

I'd argue that a large number of community owners/administrators know their user base, and have a pretty good idea of how new features and changes would be received. Most owners would be looking at this from a perspective of "how well will this do on my site?" and not "how good is this for me personally?"

I'd argue that a large number of community owners/administrators know their user base, and have a pretty good idea of how new features and changes would be received. Most owners would be looking at this from a perspective of "how well will this do on my site?" and not "how good is this for me personally?"