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Have you learned something from contributing to WordPress? WordCamp Asia 2027 is collecting Contributor Stories, and you don't need a polished piece to participate. A few paragraphs about what happened and what you learned are enough. You can also recommend another contributor whose experience others could learn from. https://t.co/6UQyhMF9pj

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The PHP project has released fixes for 2 critical vulnerabilities affecting servers that host PHP applications. Site owners and technical teams should confirm their hosting provider’s update plan and update PHP immediately. Versions before PHP 8.2 no longer receive security updates. These issues are not specific to WordPress, and no WordPress update is required. https://t.co/2Bgok9Vdcq

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WordPress 7.2 Beta 1 is ready for testing. It will bring responsive design controls, Notes improvements, faster media uploads, and a new Secrets API. Use a test site, not a production site, and report any issues. https://t.co/0a1hYDoVTi

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One week to go! If you’ve been thinking about joining us in NYC on October 27, now’s the time to plan.

Whether you’re local or making the trip, join WordPress NYC and Mike Auteri to hear the story behind GatherPress and what’s ahead for open source community events.

Meet fellow WordPress community members, enjoy pizza and drinks, and join the conversation.

October 27, 6 p.m. EDT
166 Crosby Street, NYC

RSVP: https://t.co/n5Fi0I5gnX

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Students at Ahmad Education in Dhaka joined a WordPress Campus Connect event on October 1. The school had run 2 earlier groups with the program, so the organizers were familiar with it, while the students were on new ground. You can read the recap here. https://t.co/xyysInOYKe

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Gutenberg 24.2 is here. You can now keep notes open in a margin next to your content while the Settings sidebar stays in view. Navigation menus accept any link from a single search, and galleries can be sorted and tinted with a single duotone filter. https://t.co/zcI4lD1Dg7

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The Sandra Day O’Connor Institute website brings free civics education, community tools, and a searchable archive of Justice O’Connor’s work into one clear resource. See it in the WordPress Showcase. https://t.co/WXuj8v7UMh

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A new look. More settings. More languages.

WordPress Contributor Toolkit 2.0 Beta 1 is ready for testing, featuring a redesigned interface built with the WordPress Design System, a dark theme, and new settings to support your development workflow.

The entire interface is now translatable, with seven languages already included.

Take a quick look at what’s new in the demo, then help improve the next release by testing the beta, reporting issues, or contributing a translation.

Explore and test the beta: https://t.co/cTlZRf7Ha5

Help translate: https://t.co/3V8TUpEqbd

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The fifth edition of WordCamp Jinja drew more than 300 participants over 2 days and featured 3 parallel session tracks. Nearly half were students, from primary school through university. https://t.co/DllxLyFG01

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If you build with WordPress, the October developer roundup is worth a read. WordPress 7.2 Beta 1 lands on October 20, and you can already test the new default theme, Ipsum, plus the design tools now enabled across nearly every Core block. https://t.co/JtiQiRCFLT

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What would help your event welcome more student builders?

A proposed education framework for 2027 explores practical ways to support student participation at flagship and other major WordCamps, starting with WordCamp Asia.

Read the proposal and join the discussion by October 30:
https://t.co/9wSofYdXbG

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WordCamp Asia 2027 has opened its call for emcees. Emcees welcome attendees, introduce speakers, and keep sessions running to schedule across the event. It is a visible way to contribute to one of the largest WordPress community gatherings in the region, and a good fit for anyone confident presenting to a live audience. Applications close November 27. https://t.co/qdhRJj7dxJ

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WordCamps are community-organized events where people who use, build, and write for WordPress learn from each other. Best of all, you do not need to be an expert to attend. WordCamp Asia 2027 takes place April 9 to 11 in Penang, Malaysia. https://t.co/zlRouLgFi2

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You don't need to write code to contribute to WordPress. First-timers at Contributor Day have answered 2 forum questions, suggested 6 translated strings, or fixed an outdated paragraph in the documentation. If you use WordPress, you already know more about it than most people. Here's where to start. https://t.co/cLbA1OWiJS

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Your next WordPress idea could start with a conversation.

Join WordCamp Asia 2027 in Penang, Malaysia, April 9–11 to learn new skills, meet the community, and bring fresh ideas home.

Get your ticket: https://t.co/UaJSgid9DV

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Make time for community.

With lots of WordPress events happening over the next week, there are plenty of chances to learn, share, and meet new people.

Nothing in your area? Consider starting your own and bringing your local community together. https://t.co/5FtydlIdGZ

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Designer and developer Alexander Agnarson built UFO Timeline to organize hundreds of reports, videos, and documents about unidentified flying objects. It dates posts to the events they cover, creating a chronology across centuries. https://t.co/Njmxr8b0jo

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WordCamp Asia 2027 is looking for a new Wapuu, the WordPress mascot, for its Penang edition. Submissions are open to professional illustrators and first-time designers alike, and they close on December 8, 2026, at 23:59 (UTC+8). https://t.co/W2lEqZ5e0n

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A student’s first WordCamp can be the start of something much bigger. The next generation of WordPress builders needs room to grow. How can WordCamps help students share their work and join the community?

Share your ideas by October 30:
https://t.co/ugAtED15Ir

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Oh my what are they doing. The web is going to get weird and fun again.