Thanks Steve. The clients I've spoken to about this feel it's a strong-arm tactic to force them off site builder without a justifiable reason or true end of life announcement. People are still paying for site builder and it's a perfectly functional platform with the right modifications. In my opinion, if NS wants to kill off site builder they should have that discussion out in the open rather than cutting off basic functionality in hopes that people will migrate to the much more expensive SCA/SCS options. I haven't seen a single announcement ever about sunsetting site builder, don't you think the thousands of companies with SB sites deserve to know far ahead of time when it will be turned off? Why should they be forced to migrate if they are OK with the current functionality?