Hi all,

For the last 4 years Microsoft and Telligent have cooperatively worked together on building the popular www.asp.net, www.iis.net, www.silverlight.net, www.windowsclient.net community sites. Telligent is changing its direction to focus more on building and servicing our flagship product: Community Server. Microsoft and Telligent have mutually agreed to transition Telligent’s responsibilities to Neudesic, who is better suited for the day-to-day operations of these sites.

We've been working on this transition since August 1, and it will be complete on October 1.  On that day Telligent is officially handing over the reins of the above 4 sites to Neudesic.  The sites will continue to leverage Community Server.  The community is fortunate to have Neudesic taking over the management and development of this site and the others. 

Jay Esguerra (username JayNeu) is my replacement here on the ASP.NET website (as well as the Silverlight.NET site).  He'll be keeping tabs on the site feedback and ensuring that things run smoothly.

Regards,
Terri

All,

It is with great pleasure and honor that I am transitioning into the role as Project Manager for both the www.asp.net and www.silverlight.net websites.  Terri Morton and myself have worked together to ensure a smooth transition process.  I am excited to assist all of you!  We here at Neudesic are committed to the Microsoft Communities sites and will work diligently towards its success.

Regards,
Jay

Welcome Jay... See you around Terri

Looks like everything went great

I’m quite pleased to let you all know that I have joined the Neudesic team on the Microsoft Communities sites.  Jay Esguerra and I will be working together on the day-to-day operation of the ASP.NET, Silverlight.NET, WindowsClient.NET, and IIS.NET sites.  You’ll see me especially in the Feedback areas of the sites, making sure we’ve captured all suggestions and problems that have been reported.

It’s great to be back!

 

tmorton:

I’m quite pleased to let you all know that I have joined the Neudesic team on the Microsoft Communities sites.

 

Yeeee Hah!

Welcome back, Terri.

 

 >making sure we’ve captured all suggestions and problems that have been reported.

Welcome back, Terri!

I have never heard back about being able within Search and Not read, to further qualify the existing criteria

• Threads marked as answered
• Threads not yet marked as answered.
• Any thread within other criterea

Also I consider the default for the Not Read list should be no more than 1 week.

Glad to have you back on the board, Terri.

I see how this happened now, glad to see you both working.