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.

The Business Control Committee (BCC) is asking the TYPO3 community to submit their ideas for the 2022 Association budget. For this year we would like to focus on innovative ideas to foster and grow TYPO3 and the community.

One of the many highlights of T3OD21 Day 4 was the World Video Premiere about the project and work of BabesGotBytes from Capetown, South Africa.

In the meeting of 16 June 2021, the board of the TYPO3 Association decided to change the way the annual budget is created, managed, and controlled.

You will soon be able to vote on the new Code of Conduct for TYPO3. But first, the Ombudsperson Group would like your feedback. All you need is a my.typo3.org user.

The Extension Award for Documentation for TYPO3 11 LTS starts in October 2021. Get your extension ready and join.

Jens Liesegang set up his first TYPO3 installation in 1998, and though an active contributor, he is no web developer. He is the TYPO3 Association’s lawyer, a longstanding volunteer working for the common good of our open source CMS.