"Sites made with TYPO3" is revamped and is now up for entering reference Websites made with TYPO3.

On this year's TYPO3 Snowboard Tour in Laax a bug auction was held in which people could bid for their favourite bugs to be solved. It was a fun event - combined with the task of the attendant developers to actually solve the bugs in question right afterwards.

For the 10th time the T3N Magazine for Open Source and Web updated their article database. Four stories from the last issue (No. 10) have recently been translated for your free reading pleasure.

Do you remember the TYPO3 Awards on the Snowboard Tour 2004 in Kitzbühel? They were great fun, and showed off quite a lot of interesting projects - as well as a popstar! Reason enough, thought Mikael Conley from Wildside.dk, to do the same thing on this year's Snowboard Tour again.

For the upcoming issue of the german <link http: t3n.yeebase.com>T3N Magazin, Martin Herr talked to Robert Lemke about FLOW3, the framework behind TYPO3 version 5.

We are happy to announce this years edition of the TYPO3 Developer Days. The third edition of this international TYPO3 community event, also known as T3DD, will take place from Thursday 8th to Sunday 11th May, 2008. The location for the event will be the Nordakademie Elmshorn, near Hamburg in Germany.

As maintenance of support.typo3.org slackened and the Jive software that provided the connection to the mailinglists could not be used anymore, another solution had to be found. The need for support.typo3.org is there because users are not familiar with the use of mailinglists or prefer forum style communications. From the start of the mailinglists there have been questions now and again whether or not TYPO3 should not have a forum.

The TYPO3 online style guide has been updated (a little while ago) with guidelines regarding the subbrand system, the use of photography, basic layout rules and extended logo use.

For the 9th time <link http: t3n.yeebase.com>T3N Magazine for Open Source and Web updated their article database. Six stories from the current issue (No. 9) have recently been translated for your free reading pleasure.

During this year's T3CON a couple of core team members have got together and brainstormed on how processes in the community could be optimized. The idea was born to open up the core development mailinglist to all community members willing to join.