Yeah, unfortunately we have deprecated fields and calculated fields that non-admins want/need to see or report on. So while I originally tried to hide these, I don't anymore. As time goes on I may have to have two levels of "admin" sections (one I can hide, one I cannot).

I just deactivated all the built-in or ones provided by our implementaton specialist. After that you can filter by Active. We figured having a library to get ideas from wasn't necessarily a bad thing, so why delete them. I never used them, but a new admin we brought on already has used a couple of t...

As @Randy Roberts‚ said, removing it will mean you know have to explicitly say who can see it (say, when creating new projects, using templates, starting a request, etc.), which truly is best practice. We've opted for an IT-like approach and always share by Group and never by individuals, and never ...

I keep updating the same custom form and moving deprecated fields to the bottom in a locked SYSADMIN section. This may get clunky over time, and does have some associated confusion with users (and "scroll fatigue").

This was our experience as well…no change.

Unfortnately‚Ķno. 

Yeah, I kind laughed in frustration when I saw that one.  It's like Adobe hasn't interacted with real human beings in a while. "Trivial" has connotations that are a little dismissive, like saying "no big deal." Event subscriptions API and Jira integrations don't affect us, but if they did, I'd find...

Same, just started happening and is blocking users from Workfront Proof. Same…we transitioned months ago AND even had Classic disabled in our instance at the time…there was NO reason to have this going on in our instance.

This is one of those ones I wonder why WF doesn't have a "Group Label" field or similar functionality so we didn't have to dive into text mode for such a simple cosmetic change. Just use a similar interface/technique to how we rename column headers in views/reports. (Similar to: Why do I have to use...

I'll PM, since I don't want to get into a position where I seem like I am endorsing (a corporate no-no) vendors and products. If you have specific questions I'm happy to answer. I've been at this DAM thing a little too long, so let me go get my DAM cane to get the whippersnappers off my lawn…