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@Fred Cohen - to join the webinar, use the RSVP link in the article. You'll get a confirmation email with a link to the Zoom call.

@Michael Glenn Williams - if you haven't yet, I'd also reach out to Easy Agile's support for advice on this.

@Oguz Aktas - hi Oguz! Unfortunately a board ID can't be changed after creation.

@Casey Woelfle - woohoo! Glad we figured this out 🙏

@Casey Woelfle - actually, go to the "team" Org's settings. Click "Settings" then "Transfer products". Hopefully that's an option - that will remove the unneeded Org.

Are there other Products in the Org? If so, it takes time to have it totally disappear.

@Casey Woelfle - you can move that Org's existing Products (like Jira Core) to another org that you manage. Upon a move of any existing Products, that "team" Org will disappear.

@Casey Woelfle - ah, thanks! When you select team-1618604880323, what opens? Do you end up in a different Jira Cloud instance (a different URL ending in atlassian.net)? If so, and you're the admin of the instance, you can delete it via admin.atlassian.com.

@Adriane Caneda Sr. - hi Adriane! After uninstalling Plesk, what happens when you hit the domain URL?

@Moses Thomas - happy birthmonth Moses! And awesome shades 😎

@Casey Woelfle - can you send a slightly larger screenshot? If that's the dropdown in the upper-left, that looks like a separate Jira project. Go to Projects > View all projects then search for "team". See a project with that name? If so, you can go into that project's settings and delete the project.

@Casey Woelfle - hi Casey! Go to Jira, click "People" in the header, then choose "Search people and teams". Find the team you want to remove, click into the team, then click "..." and choose "Delete team" Hope this helps. p.s. Of course, if it's a real team that someone is using, check with them before removing it. 😂

What Trudy said 👍

Giving out those kudos like it's 1999!

@John Funk - ooh, I've never done a meal on a train, aside from the dining car on an Amtrak! 😅 The most unique method of transportation for me was riding as a passenger on a Vespa in San Francisco. The best part? Slamming on the brakes while heading down a steep hill and barely running into oncoming traffic. 😂

@Jean-Christophe Chaulieu - in your last column, for issue key, did you put in issue IDs? These IDs must match the issue key exactly. For example: * "ABC-124" will work, if the project ID is ABC * "124" alone will not work - even if you specify a single destination project during your import, Jira won't understand that…

KUDOS to that! I'll give my kudos tomorrow morning... 😉

Ooh, that's an extreme of creating globally-shared custom fields for use in multiple places. 😅 When advising teams who are setting display names in JSM projects, I tell them to try to keep the spirit of the original custom field so you don't need a decoder ring to figure out what field is actually filled out when a request…

Woo, the Kudos feature is shinier! 🌟

@Ryan Spink - generally speaking, if you manage your own domain, you have options! Consider setting up redirection rules if you manage your domain in a service like Cloudflare or if your domain is behind a load balancer. If you're still going to maintain your old server for awhile, you can also use a tool like…

@Bridget - my old standbys, both Adaptavist* apps: * Content Formatting Macros - when the built-in content macros aren't enough * ScriptRunner - sometimes you need a little magic in your wiki! * No one there paid me to write this recommendation. 😅

@Brittany Sudlow - yay! I now see all the social media links 💪

@Bridget - ha! I have a library I maintain for client and personal projects. 💙

Hi everyone! I'm a Confluence admin (both on-prem and Cloud) and not-so-secretly wish I could spend more time curating my wiki than working on Jira projects. Thankfully I help others with their wiki spaces while mine take a back seat. 🍂 Challenge #1: setting aside time to be a wiki gardener. One day I'll add a pet photo to…

@Brittany Sudlow - is this the LinkedIn post you're referring to?

@Jean-Christophe Chaulieu - after performing your initial import, search Jira to find the IDs of the generated tickets. You'll need to add the issue key to the next CSV file you import. For an imported CSV, if Jira doesn't find an issue key to map, it will create a new issue. If Jira finds an issue key to map, it will…

@Jean-Christophe Chaulieu - allo! 👋 * Does your CSV have an "issue key" column? (so Jira knows what issues to update) * Are you mapping that column during the import?

@Martin - 👍 Love this approach to governing a Confluence instance, especially since you enforce a particular content structure, not just recommend it. 👍 The team vs. shared docs does keep things tidy, partially because managing page restrictions is so unwieldy. Thanks for sharing!

I appreciate this change! Anything to make the user experience happier is a win. If only I could change my Cloud organization icons! 😂 (Hopefully we can, and I just haven't figured out how to yet...)

O hai, errbody! Welcome to the party! 🌴