GrantHorizons

Sorry, can't help laughing here. Users on average are focused on their question, not a clear and succinct subject useful to all. I will occasionally edit a title if it's really bad, and move to the right forum too. Expecting SEO etc - no hope. Be happy they get something remotely useful in readable English. My site is worldwide, and we get people posting "x for sale" as a subject. We tell them very clearly to post WHERE it is like maybe which continent? You'd think that would be useful and obvious? Nope. How about including the price in the post? Nope. Nudge, guide, remind is all you can do. We've been online since 1997. It's better now, but not a lot - people are people, and they will screw it up for you in every way imaginable - and some you can't. Get used to it 🙂 and enjoy the connections and helping people.

Free - you get what you pay for. Reliability, security, support - not so much. If you're just starting with a small site and want to get the feel of the effort required and learn, it's great. Past that, no thank you.

I've had open tags for over 20 years - and very few people bother to add them, or even have a clue what they are. All our static content however is tagged, sometimes in multiple categories, e.g. location, type of thing etc. That is very useful.

Why? Problems? OR just eager to upgrade?

Hi Clover13, I hear you! Trouble is our site is ancient and having issues. And we have a slow winter season to get things done, and v5 is coming right in our busy season. 😞 never fails... thanks, Grant

I am currently PLANNING a move of my very large and complex site to Invision, cloud version, and debating whether to start with a test move now, work with v4 to get as much as possible created / styled etc, and then upgrade asap to v5 and deal with the issues, then do the final move - or just wait for v5 and do the initial test move then. hmmmm...