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[New Feature] Data export & custom user avatars

Pre-sales Q&A
  • Champ Support #2 Moderator

    We have two (2) new exciting features to share with you all...

    1. Data Export

    With Europe's GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) quickly approaching (May 2018), we're looking at ways to make Champ fully GDPR compliant. After all, Champ is a forum app and data retention is, at its very core, a key feature. We'll have more news on this in April.

    Again, if you're not familiar with GDPR, here's a resource for you: https://help.shopify.com/manual/your-account/GDPR

    For now, you can export data from Champ. This is useful, say, if you ever want to migrate off of Champ (sad face). To learn more about this functionality, please refer to our guide: https://getchamp.net/guides/installation/#exporting-your-data

    2. Custom User Avatars

    By default, user avatars are pulled from Gravatar. This is still the default. But now, your users can override this avatar by uploading a custom avatar in the preference section of your forum. If a custom avatar is uploaded and the user chooses to display his or her avatar, then the custom avatar will be shown.

    This post was edited Mar 31, 2018 06:56PM

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