The Content Types Team has had a productive couple of months. We showcased the Content Blocks extension at TYPO3camp RheinRuhr, and received valuable feedback from the community.

As a response to new demands on our organization, Mathias Bolt Lesniak has taken on a full-time role as project ambassador for TYPO3. His tasks include community coordination and enablement, communication, outreach, and representation.

The international community organizations behind Drupal, Joomla, TYPO3, and WordPress join forces in a leadership-level alliance. The members of the Alliance are united in their shared values, and their message to decision-makers to always choose open source software over proprietary systems.

Web Camp Venlo: The meeting place for software developers and experts with a focus on open source. Three days packed with workshops, knowledge sessions, and international networking about open source software.

The TYPO3 Association has officially launched the second community budget process of 2024.

The TYPO3 Documentation Team underwent dynamic changes throughout 2023, fostering resilience and innovation in maintaining and enhancing the project's documentation.

You’re invited to complete a community survey about the process of configuring access permissions in TYPO3. Our goal is to understand your experiences, challenges, and suggestions for improvement, so that we can create a roadmap for Access Control List (ACL) improvements.

The Motivation Research Team has had a very active year 2023. The team has grown by three new members, presented at several events, conducted a community motivation survey, connected with the EMPAMOS research project, and developed the first tools to increase motivation in teams.

The TYPO3 Community Mediation Policy aims to provide arbitration, mediation, and general help in conflict resolution. Mediation is an effective way to maintain harmony. Read on to find out more about how TYPO3 is working to establish a process for complaint handling and dispute resolution.

As content volumes increase, organizations need to take a much more industrialized, metrics-driven, and centralized approach to content. This requires changes in technology, processes, and mindsets across different parts of the organization. If done right, it also prepares companies to take advantage of AI automation opportunities.