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You Asked, We Listened: No Legacy Reports Will Be Removed

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We're happy to announce that at your request, we are not removing any of the older reports that were categorized as "Scheduled for Removal." Instead, these reports are located under the heading "Legacy Reports," where you can continue to use them. If you'd like to learn how to address your reporting needs with the newer reports, please let us know at doubleknot@doubleknot.com.  

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