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In November 2022, WordPress meetup organizers expressed their disappointment in Meetup.com’s accessibility overlay, and brought this to the attention of the Community Team. All details can be found in this post. Below the latest updates from the meetup.com team: meetup.com team completed an assessment with Deque on Dec 31, 2022. After the holiday break, they kicked off…
The Community Team chat takes place the first Thursday of every month. This meeting is meant for all contributors on the team and everyone who is interested in taking part in some of the things our team does. Feel free to join us, even if you are not currently active in the team! Asia-Pacific /…
As a WordCamp organizer, you’re confronted with a lot of data: personal names, corporate names, email addresses, facts, etc. Every year that pool of data increases with new data. Usually, it’s scattered all over Google Drive: in spreadsheets, text documents, but also on P2. Every year new organizer starts to look through all this old…
The Community Team is seeing a renewed interest in in-person regional WordCamps in the light of a slow but steady return of in-person WordCamps. This post aims to take another look at our existing guidelines for regional WordCamps and to explore whether the process for organizing an in-person WordCamp could be improved or simplified. Context…
HeroPress.com – The good and the bad of open source WordPress Lesley Sim is a WordPress product owner, and has navigated the waters of whether to offer a free version and has struggled with the idea of whether Open Source is even a good idea. [WordPress] helps so many people grow their businesses, communicate, and…