Conference and Award Finalist - Plone Community Strength Shows In Recent Activity

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Plone, a leading Open Source content management system, has a vibrant and growing community. Current products of that energy and momentum are seen in Plone's selection as a finalist for an Open Source CMS award, which you can cast your vote for now! Additionally, Plone's 2006 international conference is shaping up to be the best ever, with a big emphasis on non-profit and non-developer users for content and participation at the event. ifPeople is proud to be a part of the Plone community and hopes to see you at the upcoming conference! Read more about these and Plone...

Plone, a powerful and easy-to-use open-source content management system used widely by ifPeople and others for building and maintaining websites with rich content management, collaboration and community-building features, is celebrating community milestones.

Vote Plone!

Plone was recently announced as one of five finalists for an Open Source CMS award. The Packt Open Source Content Management System Award is designed to encourage, support, recognize and reward an Open Source Content Management System (CMS) that has been selected by a panel of judges and visitors. We encourage you to cast your vote for Plone, a clear leader!

Voting takes place till November 2, 2006.

Plone Conference

Plone Conference 2006, the fourth annual worldwide conference of folks using, developing or just-plain-interested-in-learning-more-about Plone. As previously we announced, this is a major event in the Plone community and will be the hub of activity and deep knowledge. We strongly encourage you to consider attending if you use or are thinking of using Plone. Surrounding the conference will be other community activities, including trainings and a sprint.

Plone Conference 2006 will be held October 25-27 in beautiful Seattle, Washington, USA, at the Seattle Center's Northwest Rooms, and will feature three full days of talks, tutorials and workshop sessions featuring Plone users, integrators and developers from around the world and just across town.

There's going to be a lot of nonprofit-oriented content at Plone Conference 2006, given that OneNW, a nonprofit technology assistance provider and ifPeople's partner in the LearnPlone end-user documentation project, is the conference organizer. Sessions for folks who are new to Plone, thinking about using Plone for a project, or are delivering Plone-powered projects to clients will be varied and cover new content.  So, if you’re not already a Plone expert, that’s not a problem.   In fact, you’re exactly who we’re designing the Plone Confernece for!

And the conference is just the beginning -- or more accurately, the middle -- of a full week of Plone community fun!   Just before the conference, there will be three different two-day Plone training classes, and the two days following the conference will feature a weekend-long "code and community projects sprint" which will bring together Plone developers and community members for an intensive weekend of small-group coding and project work.

Register for Plone Conference 2006
You can register online.

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