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# Release v1.8.0
## New Features, Updates, and Bug Fixes
This section provides you with a list of new features, updates, and bug fixes for this release.
### New Features
The following list provides an overview of the new features implemented in this release:
* **Membership Page Redesign**: The membership page has been redesigned to include more data about membership history and dates, as well as which projects are included in this foundation membership.
* Clicking the number of projects shows details of how this company is involved, whether it's code contributions, events, training, meetings, or email lists.
* Sorting by foundation name has been added.
* "N/A" will be displayed in the project involvement chart if that type of activity is not possible (upcoming update).
* **Key Contacts and Board/Committee Members**: Key contacts and board/committee members have been relocated to the Memberships page, where most people expect to find them.
* Visual rules are now displayed around editing key contacts, such as "at least one is required" or "you can add up to 3".
* Board seats are now displayed by membership entitlement or by vote, and explanations are provided for editing rules.
* The **Users** page has been renamed to **Access** due to the relocation of key contacts and board/committee members.
* **Code Contributions Page**: The Code Contributions page now displays a table of individual commits with timestamp and committer, with a link to navigate to the commit in GitHub.
### Updates
####  The following list provides an overview of the updates implemented in this release:
* **Membership Management Improvements**: The active membership viewing experience has been streamlined, with enhanced payment and renewal tracking, simplified contact management, and better visualization of organizational hierarchies.
* **Enhanced Project Analytics**: The Top Foundations/Projects rankings have been updated to focus on the last 3 years, providing more relevant and current insights. Historical data remains accessible in analysis sections.
####  Technical Enhancements
* **Optimized Table Layouts**: Table layouts have been optimized with improved column management.
* **UI Refinements**: UI refinements have been made to improve the user experience.
* **Temporary Removal of Benefits Tab**: The benefits tab has been temporarily removed for updates.
### Bug Fixes
The following list provides an overview of the bug fixes implemented in this release:
* **Security**: Security headers and script domains have been updated for **FontAwesome** and third-party services to ensure a secure experience.
* **Events Data**: Events data display issues have been fixed, providing a more accurate view of events data.
### Known Issues
**NA**
## Support Information
You can visit the following links for more information on Organization Dashboard:
* [Organization Dashboard Website](https://lfx.linuxfoundation.org/organizational-dashboard/)
* [Organization Dashboard Documentation](https://docs.linuxfoundation.org/lfx/organization-dashboard)
* [Support Forum](https://community.lfx.dev)
* [General Discussions](https://community.lfx.dev/c/lfx-general-discussion/72)
* [LFX Tool Help](https://community.lfx.dev/c/help/62)
* [Content & Articles](https://community.lfx.dev/c/content-articles/58)
* [Suggestions & Requests](https://community.lfx.dev/c/suggestion-box/70)
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