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Frank Passantino​ following up on this as well. Do you have a timeline to fix this bug? I am still unable to delete overriden tokens without having to hunt them down in emails, delete them, then add them back in after deletion.

Hi Grant Booth​​ I like that workaround and will need to use it going forward. Our sales team has recently requested to see lists of who is expected to receive targeted emails before they go out and that seems like the best approach for now. It's fairly straightforward to add the segmentation to the...

I like that we can copy and paste images into the community and think it would be very helpful to see that feature incorporated into support cases.I use the Windows Snipping Tool a lot when sending screenshots and have to go through the extra steps of saving, then finding and attaching images into t...

Makes sense to me, the token I'm referring to is inside a div. So I'm wondering if tokens inside divs not getting restored is a bug or just a feature that hasn't been added yet.

Frank Passantino​ I am seeing the same issue on my end. Parent and child programs have the exact token names and values but the child program still shows the token as overriden. It currently can't be deleted or moved back to inherited. Can I email you abut this as well?

Definitely agree with this. I have a folder token I want to edit but it cascades down to hundreds of programs and I can't remember which ones are actually using it!

Ughhhh wish I had found this sooner. Been using tracking on our mailto links up to this point.

Been hoping for this feature for a while, hopefully will come soon. In the meantime you can use the User Context API in segments to show campaigns to people once every 10 visits (as opposed to every time they visit the site and match the segment). I created a similar idea a while back:​

Nice!