Which combination describes knowledge categories as not shareable across knowledge bases but with multi-level support?

• A. Shareable across KBs: Yes ; Multi-Level: No
• B. Shareable across KBs: No ; Multi-Level: Yes
• C. Shareable across KBs: No ; Multi-Level: No
• D. Shareable across KBs: Yes ; Multi-Level: Yes

Answer: (B)

Hierarchical categorization within a single knowledge base, while keeping the taxonomy isolated from other knowledge bases. This means you can have multiple levels of categories (parent and subcategories) to organize articles, but those categories aren’t shared or reused across different KBs.

That combination matches a setup where the categories are not shareable across knowledge bases, yet there is multi-level (hierarchical) support. The multi-level aspect provides a structured, multi-tier taxonomy for precise organization. The not-shareable aspect prevents cross-KB taxonomy reuse, preserving siloed categorization.

If categories were shareable across KBs, they could be reused in different KBs, which isn’t the case here. If there were no multi-level support, the taxonomy would be flat and lack the hierarchical organization. If both were true (shareable and multi-level), it would imply cross-KB hierarchical taxonomy, which isn’t described.