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Hey @Stefanie Bal729,

I can confirm that I now receive messages from the community in my inbox.

I'm still old and grumpy - in fact I'm a whole week older than my previous post - so I still think these numbers gotta go. Happy to hear that there might eventually be a way to get rid of them. 😊

Your hashtag game is on fleek. See, I can be young and hip too!

#NotHipsterMoreLikeHipReplacement #Meatloaf #HashtagFestival

I would like to see this legacy page replicated in the new community. Is there something like it already here?

Creating An Online Course: A Step-By-Step Guide

https://community.brightspace.com/s/article/Creating-an-Online-Course-A-Step-by-Step-Guide

Thank you @Stefanie Bal729 for your reply, that I only just saw because I looked in my Junk Mail folder… 😉

Don't get me wrong, I am annoyed at this behaviour but I'm not saying it is caused by the username format. My main complain with the name format is that it's super ugly and makes everyone look like a bot. Even when I eventually get the replies in my inbox instead of in my Junk Mail folder, I will still hate this username format and advocate for it to change. 😅

#GetRidOfTheDigits #WeAreNotNumbers

@Janet.Osborne3295, To make sure there's no confusion going forward, I'm going to add the following note to the High Impact Changes Timeline (to go live on May 4):

Note: To determine the date when an update is scheduled based on the version number, you can also read the version as a year and month. For example: 20.22.11 (year = 2022, month = 11/November) or 20.23.5 (year = 2023, month = 5/May).

Hi @Janet.Osborne3295 - the version numbers are the year and month: For example: 20.23.5 is year.month (2023 May).
We can't have that many columns in the new Community because it squeezes everything onto the page without a horizontal scroll - and looks proper awful.