The Knowledge Base mentioned in the Pro marketing literature refers to a technical capability within our professional support trouble ticket system. Basically when support tickets are entered by customers, the support technician will reformat the text where applicable and add it to the knowledge base so that other customers can review for self-help reasons.

We will also be launching a new service on dotnetnuke.com in the coming months which will allow for community contributions of articles, documentation, tips, videos, resources, etc... - much like a DNN-specific version of CodeProject or ASPAlliance. The goal here is to create rich knowledge base of DNN content.
 

The initiative was suggested a few years ago, but like many community initiatives, it never reached fruition because of a lack of available time from the volunteers who would be tasked with creating and managing it. Now that DNN Corp has been able to hire more full-time resources, we can begin to offer more community services which will benefit everyone.

Who posted this? "Host Account" with only 2 posts sounds suspecious. Use a real name please if this is coming from the corp.