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Excellent. Spam via the Contact form gets to the point you start ignoring the emails due to the volume.

I'm not excited, I'm disappointed. Bring back ibplanet, invisionize and we'll be alright 👍

Imagine you choose to build that in to Commerce so that others could have a part of Invision "that can take orders, issue invoices, take payments AND fulfil the orders without any of us having to do a thing." 🙂 There's probably a significant number of communities out there that would like to be able to push those orders off to something life cafe press or similar via the backend. It looks like someone exclusively leaked the 'Invision 2001 Intranet Staff Uniform Page' on to Shopify 😛 I look forward to some new designs, maybe a mug that has the invision logo and all the different ways people pronounce mekham, meeechham, mackham, meykam 😉

With around 2000+ user contributed articles now in Pages this would really help us. ➡️ SEO Titles SEO needs a real look at, the fact that we create categories there should be a way to manage the SEO Title and structure within each category. Right now there's a lot of pointless words being added to the Record Title so it comes up in the Page Title for SEO results. IE: [Record Title] [Custom Field A-Z] [Category SEO Title] [Database SEO Title] The ability to customise SEO Titles for a whole database, with the ability to include Custom Fields in to the Title would be brilliant. We use a lot of pre-defined select lists which would be useful to have those words in to the SEO title. ➡️ Table of Contents Similar to the way Atlassian Confluence achieves this, just an insertable Table of Contents either within writing the article via a Tag or pre-defined through pages. Either way, we have some long entries that would really benefit from a Table of Contents. ➡️ Dependent Custom Fields Lack of a better way to describe this, however this really is a bit if a pain in some way so the best example I can give is Mobile Phones for example: Select Box: User Chooses their Manufacturer (ie: Apple) This brings up a Second Select Box: User chooses their Model: (ie: 12 Pro) This brings up a Third Select Box: User chooses their Size: (ie: Standard or Max) This brings up a Fourth Select Box: User chooses their Capacity: (ie: 256GB) The benefit of having all these select boxes pre-defined and dependent on each other is to be able to achieve the same in the Sort Filters and gradually filter the results from the frontend.

If your community is going to go the distance and like ours enter its third decade then it's critical you choose a developer that's there for the long term. Esther has been updating and maintaining a plugin critical to the function of our community since 2015. Having worked with Esther we don't need to be concerned that plugins developed by her for us aren't going to work between revisions, as she's incredibly quick to test and update. I am incredibly grateful for having started working with Esther years ago.