Currently, Linchpn Events cannot be found in the Confluence Search. Launchpad Apps can be found, but have no content type associated which could be used to filter the search results. It also seams that Launchpad Apps are treated differently in the ranking of search results. They always appear at the top of the result list. Our desired behavoir would be that Linchpin Events and Launchpad Apps are treated as additional content types and ranked according the the same rules as all the other content types.

We would love to be able to give credits and rewards and badges to our users. Similar to the outdated Awards (Karma) app, where you get points based on activity and user events in Confluence (early/late login, creating, liking, commenting, receiving likes etc). Additionally users can credit other users with badges. There are scorecards and user profile related overviews of earned points and badges. The basic idea of this addon is great, but it is not updated for a while and it has to include Linchpin content obviously :)

The unsplash.com feature is great, but the terms of use in larger companies are a big hindrance, so in practice the feature will probably often remain disabled (as it is with us). Therefore, a local linchpin image library, where the communication department could centrally provide corporate design compliant photos and icons would be a great feature for the future :)

As the creator of an event, I would like to issue a certificate to all registered participants after the event. The name of the participant, the title of the event and the date and creator of the event should be filled in automatically. Suggested text: [Event creator] [Participant] hereby confirms participation in [Event name] on [Event date].

We thing, that knowing of the employees company happiness is a very important fact to react with activities by the company to try to improve the company happiness. But this presupposed knowing about the level of company happiness insight the departments of the company. And asking the employees is a good way to find out, what is happen. Seibert Media has developed, deployed and they use such a Intranet-App but only for the cloud-version of confluence. We would be happy to find out more customer are interessed in such a App for Server/DC version. Here is the youtube-link for the connected AEC-Item this year: https://youtu.be/GdNWsB9Obn4

As an administrator, I want to be able to target a specific pings configuration to a user set which is selected by personalization based on their profile data.

If I delete attachments on pages/blogs, everyone who is watching them will always be informed. Sometimes you just want to remove "old" attachments without notifying everyone. It would be better if you can choose here whether you want to send a notification. Also, it would be handy to mark and delete multiple attachments, which would be great for page history too.

A tool for converting a Page to a Blog, and vice versa, would be incredibly useful for users who accidentally create content as the wrong type, and don't want to lose traction or engagement such as comments, likes, views, incoming links, etc. This option would ideally appear in the ellipses (...) menu when viewing the published content. It would create a complete conversion, not a duplicate of the content which requires the original to be deleted. It would also maintain the engagement such as Likes and Comments. Since the Create button defaults a Page in Confluence, that is what our users are most often creating. However, with the introduction of Linchpin News, we're experiencing growing pains in supporting users trying to shift habits in order to have their important updates appear in the News Streams. Currently there's no great tool that does this on the Atlassian Marketplace so I think Seibert has a good opportunity to create something that loops in nicely with news and potentially BPC. The one app that was specifically focused on this is not compatible with Data Center and was also quite buggy.

Not every Linchpin will be able to handle Emojis at all - the database it's running on has to meet certain criteria. But if it does - why not embellish your Content with Emojis? React with Emojis in your comments on news, use them in the microblog, basically wherever you want people to interact with each other. Emojis are common in so many apps, people are used to using them. Would you activate that feature in your Linchpin?

A place where employees can see job offers within the organization and HR can manage job offerings. Maybe with an integration of common HR tools?