:cue Sarah McLachlan vocal feels:
Sadly, 59 articles are slipping closer to the oblivion of archival repose, and only you can save them. If not reviewed and renewed by Wednesday, 28 June, your tired, your expired, your outdated articles will be moved to the dark archive in the cloud.
But for under- and over-achievers alike, there’s a light at the end of this currency review: A shiny-new procedure with a quasi-guarantee that you’ll never have to review certain vintage Knowledge articles again!
Convert your updated, pre-KCS articles to KCS format,* and I will reassign ownership—and accountability for future currency review—to the KCS Publishers group! It’s as easy as… well… you can read the procedure for yourself.
Not up to new tricks? Standard compliance is quick and easy, when you follow one of these simple resolutions. After you’ve updated and renewed your articles, the KCS Publishers group will convert your pre-KCS articles to KCS format and assume the mantle of ownership.**
*/**Small and smaller print: Only updated and renewed Knowledge articles published between May 2015 and September 2016—prior to KCS implementation—will be converted to KCS format and reassigned to KCS Publishers group ownership. This excludes ClassTech, Procedure, Guide, Policy, Standard, and any proactive or internal-use articles published since September 2016: These articles were created in or have been converted to the appropriate format and template; and group managers will retain article ownership.
Questions, comments, curses, cash? Your Knowledge Base manager is just an email away.