As promised in our last article, here’s our latest update from the TYPO3 Structured Content Initiative. Today we’re sharing results from our Survey of TYPO3 Editors.

The TYPO3 Association Board met online Monday and Tuesday 20–21 April, 2020. The topics included preparing the General Assembly, visions for the TYPO3 Company and Supervisory Board elections, as well as reviewing the budget, member management, ongoing projects, and disaster recovery plans.

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March was marked by the worldwide spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. Nevertheless the work on TYPO3 v10 LTS continued and some of the planned events took place online.

Here’s an update from the TYPO3 Structured Content Initiative about what happened last month.

The TYPO3 Accessibility Initiative was reinitiated in June, 2019 by members of the TYPO3 community. Please help them by filling in their short survey.

This report is about recent changes, the current status, and the future of the TYPO3 Server Team.

It takes a long time to write a book! The team at OSP are busy writing away and although you may not have heard from us in a while, we have been working hard in the background.

Due to the Covid-19 (Corona) virus crisis, the TYPO3 Association Board previously advised the organization’s officials and team leaders to stop physical meetings in the Association’s name. This restriction has now been lifted and reimbursements for travel costs will be accepted from 1 October 2021. Please be careful and respect local recommendations, laws and regulations.