It always makes me sad when a company decides to pursue a walled garden approach, because it means nothing inside the new "engage" site will be indexed by searc

It always makes me sad when a company decides to pursue a walled garden approach, because it means nothing inside the new "engage" site will be indexed by search engines, nor available to non-registered users. The neat part about forum software itself is that it allows companies to have that slice of control (insofar as the forum itself is under control of the company), but allows for free and open discussion of the niche subject.