Welcome!
Welcome to this new forum, which is part of the SharePoint forums group that contains a comprehensive set of forums designed to cover all aspects of SharePoint Products and Technologies. I’ve held off on having these forums created for over a year because we already had a handful of newsgroups in place, but the benefits (search, moderation, filtering, stats, flexibility, planned enhancements, etc.) and the recent surge in usage have convinced me that it’s finally the right time to embrace forums as the de facto channel for community Q&A and discussion.
This particular forum is for topics about site design (i.e. definitions, templates) and page customization (i.e. layouts) as well as SharePoint Designer and similar tools. Before posting a question, please review the wealth of information on the ECM Team Blog, the SharePoint Designer product page, Andrew Connell’s (MVP) Resource List, and Shane Perran’s (MVP) blog. Also, try searching for the answer within the SharePoint forums group or by using the SharePoint Community Search. Moreover, note that this forum is not an official channel for product support. If you have an urgent or business critical problem, you should contact Microsoft Support Services.
Unrelated topics should go the other forums, and it’s very important for a topic to be posted to the correct forum because different groups of MVPs and product group people monitor different forums. So, don’t be surprised if your post gets moved by a moderator as was the case here. Our ultimate goal is to provide at least a useful response, if not the actual answer, to every question within a reasonable amount of time (2-3 business days), but we are still ramping up, so please bear with us.
While much thought and planning were put into the creation of this and the other SharePoint forums, I believe that there’s always room for improvement, so please send your ideas and feedback to me (LLiu@microsoft.com) or post them in the relevant forum.
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Lawrence Liu
Senior Technical Product Manager and Community LeadMicrosoft SharePoint Products & Technologies | WorkBlog | LifeBlog
"Be the Change you wish to see in the world!" -- Gandhi
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- I note the word "discussion" in: "it’s finally the right time to embrace forums as the de facto channel for community Q&A and discussion." (above).
However moderator Mike Walsh has now stated that this thread is not to be used for posting "information". According to Mike, anything that is not a "question" will be deleted. So if you want to start a "discussion" your post will be deemed by Mike's boolean logic to be "information" and thus deleted.
This being so, I suggest MS had better make it very clear to people not to use the "Start a Discussion" option users are presented with after they press the "Ask A Question" button (at least on this Forum topic if not the entire MSDN Forum). Otherwise MS will rapidly make some highly influencial people very very very angry.
In my case I no sooner posted a "discussion" thread using the "Start a Discussion" option and my post got promptly deleted by Mr Walsh. I wont go into how furious I am - you can assess that from my reply to Mr Walsh's sticky post at the top of this forum (if he hasnt deleted that as well).
I'll simply say that its a sad day for MS when MS people start biting the unpaid hands of the MS community extended out to help them.
D. Name_1 (aka Anon E. Mouse)

