No Question Left Behind - The Grand Prize winners, plus January bonus winners!

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The time has come to announce the winners of the Confluence No Question Left Behind contest!

When we last left our Confluence question-answering heroes, they were competing for the grand prize of a custom remote hosted cocktail session with the fabulous Covert Cocktail Club. However, with our TWIST, we added three cozy, Confluence-branded Nike hoodies awarded to three other people in the top 20 for January!

So without further ado, let’s meet our January winners! These are people who have been in the top 20 and were chosen at random.  

@Vero Rivas 

@Jack Brickey 

@Pramodh M 

Congrats to our January winners! We hope you enjoy your snazzy new custom Confluence hoodies! They will surely inform all your coworkers of your badass level of Confluence expertise, so prepare for jaws to drop as you proudly saunter by. 

Now, on to the Grand Prize! We are so delighted to gift a Covert Cocktail Club custom cocktail session to the following Confluence superstars!

@Brant Schroeder 558 questions answered!

@Kishan Sharma  545 questions answered!

@Fabian Lim  501 questions answered!

You know we love a twist - our grand prize winners will also be able to proudly saunter about in their snazzy new Confluence Nike hoodies too, because we’re tacking those on to the grand prize! 

CONGRATS to the grand prize winners!! Stay tuned for more awesome contests hosted by the amazing Confluence product team! 

[BiancaE]

WOW! This is mighty impressive. Nicely done!!!  

[Fabian Lim]

Congrats everyone!

[Andy Gladstone]

Congratulations to the winners!

[Bridget]

Congrats!! Also @Andy Gladstone it looks like that lil guy has an Atlassian hoodie on 😂

[Pramodh M]

Congrats Everyone!!

[Tamanna Godara]

Amazing!!!!! Congratulations ! 🎉 👏 

[Jack Brickey]

@Mandy Ross , One obvious thing I will point out is that there is a lot of really old posts out there that should simply be closed out. In my efforts to whittle down the list of unanswered Confluence posts, I spent time looking at some of the old stuff and inquiring with the user as to whether they found a solution or whether the problem has disappeared. In my opinion we need to find a way to simply close the post down after a period of time. I know this has been discussed in the CAB previously but I don't think we have a really good process for that yet, IMO.

That aside this was a great effort and accomplishment by some dedicated Community leaders so a huge thanks and congratulations to all those that contributed.

[Kishan Sharma]

Congratulations to all the winners !! Great efforts from amazing community leaders and members to make sure there are No Questions Left Behind in Confluence Collection, thanks to all who have participated.

And Thank you  @Mandy Ross and @Monique vdB for organizing this fun contest 😊

[carolyn french]

Congrats to the Confluence experts and winners! You rock!

[Mandy Ross]

Hey @Jack Brickey ! Thanks for the feedback. Agree that we need a better process for this - perhaps @Monique vdB might add this to the CAB agenda again to resurface the need? cc @Bridget 

[Monique vdB]

@Jack Brickey in your experience what would make the most sense for these posts, would it be the ability to:

• Close comments on it with a note to start a new discussion instead
• Mark the post outdated somehow
• Deindex the post from Google search results
• Archive the post so its no longer visible on community
• Flag the post for our content team and let them handle it

The answer could be a combination of these, but curious based on your insight, what feels the most appropriate here?

[Fabian Lim]

@Monique vdB

Something similar to the spam quarantine would work. Deleting/de-index them would be ideal so that they don't show on the search.