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This topic is for comments on the original blog entry at: http://blog.discourse.org/2015/09/discourse-1-4-released/
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As I mentioned in the blog post – special thanks to @tgxworld, @simon, @gwwar, and @gerhard who contributed a bunch of stuff to this release.
We will be reaching out to you directly to send you some goodies 
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Great news… But we were on the dev channel while finishing our new website and jumped right to 1.5 Beta1… Still no proper way to downgrade I guess? Are we in DANGER?
Discourse 1.4 represents some Huge Strides to making it the defacto mailing list replacement. I’m excited and encouraged by the development!
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There haven’t been any database migrations in the new version yet, so you’re safe to switch to the stable or beta channels right now.
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ok, thanks a lot for the tips. I guess we can go back to stable to be safe. Any pointer I can give to my admin & my dev ? Last time I asked, my dev had no idea about how to do that.
Look for the “version” parameter in the app.yml file.
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Thanks again. I hope it will not break anything
Yea great job! The changelog looks mighty impressive, lots of really good feature additions and fixes. I do like that teaser for guests especially, and the various minor tweaks and optimizations, it feels like a very round release all in all. Keep up the great work!
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I’m a little behind here, but thank you for the ability to style embedded sections! 
I’ve made a few tiny tweaks to the embedded styles, and now our blog comments fit in perfectly with the rest of our site: https://ind.ie/blog/oh-wont-someone-think-of-the-children/index.html#discourse-comments 
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Is there a guide somewhere on how to do this? I didn’t even know this was possible! 
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Would it be possible for you guys to release the “dark theme” color codes like you show on the article?
You can find this here :
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