The old content is still an invaluable resource. There is a good precedent: in 2013 the wMUsers.com community content was migrated, resulting in a over 20 year history of posts. Sometimes these old posts are still the best result when Googling an issue.

Hello Dave,

The webMethods team is coordinating the migration of content from the Software AG Tech Community Site to IBM TechXchange.

The migration will take some time, but we plan to begin with the most recent contributions and work our way backward to ensure the most relevant and updated materials are available first. 

Legacy content, which has historically provided value, will be migrated as well, although this will happen in phases.

Rest assured that we understand how important some of the older discussions are and will ensure they are preserved.

The old content is still an invaluable resource. There is a good precedent: in 2013 the wMUsers.com community content was migrated, resulting in a over 20 year history of posts. Sometimes these old posts are still the best result when Googling an issue.

Hello Dave,

The webMethods team is coordinating the migration of content from the Software AG Tech Community Site to IBM TechXchange.

The migration will take some time, but we plan to begin with the most recent contributions and work our way backward to ensure the most relevant and updated materials are available first. 

Legacy content, which has historically provided value, will be migrated as well, although this will happen in phases.

Rest assured that we understand how important some of the older discussions are and will ensure they are preserved.

The old content is still an invaluable resource. There is a good precedent: in 2013 the wMUsers.com community content was migrated, resulting in a over 20 year history of posts. Sometimes these old posts are still the best result when Googling an issue.

Hello Dave,

The webMethods team is coordinating the migration of content from the Software AG Tech Community Site to IBM TechXchange.

The migration will take some time, but we plan to begin with the most recent contributions and work our way backward to ensure the most relevant and updated materials are available first. 

Legacy content, which has historically provided value, will be migrated as well, although this will happen in phases.

Rest assured that we understand how important some of the older discussions are and will ensure they are preserved.

The old content is still an invaluable resource. There is a good precedent: in 2013 the wMUsers.com community content was migrated, resulting in a over 20 year history of posts. Sometimes these old posts are still the best result when Googling an issue.