There is a new event listing at typo3.org, where all of the titles start with “Meet TYPO3 at …”. These are external events where a person representing TYPO3 will be present.

The TYPO3 Association Board is using the Objectives and Key Results (OKR) goal-setting framework to structure their communication efforts for 2022/2023.

The TYPO3 Association Board and Business Control Committee invited the community to a meeting on 2 June 2022. It was an open forum to inform, answer questions, and talk about this year’s budget process in general.

“Data protection should not be an obstacle, but a challenge and an opportunity.” Wise words from TYPO3 Data Protection Officer, Karen Falkenberg. Here is Karen’s report describing GDPR and other data protection related activities for 2021.

The nomination phase for the upcoming elections to the TYPO3 Association Board and Business Control Committee (BCC) ended on Tuesday and we're happy to present the candidates.

As you may already know, the Business Control Committee (BCC) launched a process to generate ideas for the 2022 budget. We have received many great ideas that we’d like you to help us select from.

Knowledge exchange and community involvement are the motivation for one of the world’s largest TYPO3 agency networks joining the top-tier TYPO3 Association membership.

The community vote concluded with 71 votes for and 4 votes against. The proposal has been approved and the new Code of Conduct for the TYPO3 community is in effect.

Are you a passionate member of the TYPO3 community? Do you have a vision for the future of TYPO3? Whether you are a developer or non-code contributor, TYPO3 needs dedicated people to help guide and serve the community.

All my.typo3.org users can vote to accept or reject the new Code of Conduct for the TYPO3 community. To give it the broadest possible foundation, this vote is also open to those without a TYPO3 Association membership. Voting closes 7 March, 2022.