Hello <!everyone>! octavia wave First, thank you for participating in our survey a few weeks ago. Your input means a lot to us. From the survey results, it’s clear that we have an issue to address - how users can get help when they encounter problems with Airbyte. Airbyte is an open-source project, and we rely on the community to support each other. However, this can be challenging at times. Over the next two quarters, the Airbyte team will work on creating better ways for you to seek help from other users. We’ve also noticed that Kapa, our AI assistant, is doing its best to assist as many people as possible. However, it struggles with complex problems that involve interactions among users. While Office Hours are helpful for some, they don’t reach everyone or cover the types of discussions we want to facilitate. Here are the changes we’re planning to implement: 1. We’ll stop hosting Office Hours and instead provide support through GitHub Discussions. We won’t be able to answer every question, but we’ll focus on those that affect more users or are particularly relevant. Don’t hesitate to upvote discussions that you are interested in, as this is an indicator we will consider. 2. In Slack, we’ll change the way help channels work. We’ve removed all the #help- channels, in favor of 3 channels: a. #ask-ai: this is where Kapa will live. Please ask your question first in this channel b. #ask-community troubleshooting: If you didn’t get an answer from Kapa on #ask-ai, you can escalate your query to the community in this channel. c. #*connector-development:* we kept this channel as those discussions are specifically related to connector development. These changes are aimed at improving your experience and making it easier to get the help you need. We appreciate your feedback and look forward to enhancing the Airbyte community together! 😊🚀 -------- Evan started this GitHub Discussion to gather feedback on how destinations should manage CDC deletes. If you use CDC, please share your thoughts and vote!