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Plone Foundation Board Elects Officers for 2010-2011

At the first meeting of the newly elected Plone Foundation Board of Directors, the group selected its officers for the next year.
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Minutes for October 21, 2010 Meeting

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Plone Foundation Membership Approves Diversity Statement

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Alan Hoey Named Release Manager for Plone 3.x Series

The Plone Foundation Board has named Alan Hoey as the release manager for continuing releases in the Plone 3.x series.
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André Nogueira is the new World Plone Day champion

André Nogueira has been named the new champion for World Plone Day, an annual event promoting and exhibiting Plone around the world.
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Plone Symposium East 2011 Announces Dates and Calls for Talks and Training

A regional Plone symposium in May 18-19 at Pennsylvania State University, hosted by WebLion.
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Plone community mourns the loss of Dorneles Treméa

The Plone community today mourns the loss of one of our best and brightest, Dorneles Treméa, in a car accident near his home in Garibaldi, Brazil. He was 31 years old. Dorneles was a key Plone developer, a pillar of the Brazilian Plone community, as well as president of the Brazilian Python foundation. He is survived by his wife, Flaviane Machado, and his two daughters — Helen and Ingrid.
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Helping the family of someone who helped so many - Dorneles Treméa

PythonBrasil has set up a web page where friends, colleagues and fellow community members can securely provide monetary support to the family of Dorneles Treméa. Dorneles' untimely loss hit the community hard last week, and we hope that the outpouring of sympathy we heard then can help out his wife, Flaviani, and daughters, Helen and Ingrid.
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Plone Foundation Selects Four New Members

Thomas Desvenain, Vincent Fretin, Gabrielle Hendryx-Parker and Elizabeth Leddy chosen as Foundation members
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San Francisco to Host 2011 Plone Conference

The Plone Foundation Board today unanimously endorsed the choice ofits membership and named San Francisco, California (USA) as the hostcity for the 2011 Plone Conference.
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GovFresh Publishes Gov 2.0 Guide to Plone

Michael Walsh of GovFresh just published an excellent guide Plone's use in government.
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Plone Gets Attention at Pycon 2011 in Atlanta

Plone was well-represented at Pycon 2011 in Atlanta, GA March 11-12th with a booth sponsored by the Plone community and a variety of developers who were in attendance.
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Plone Chosen for Google Summer of Code 2011

Summer came early for the Plone community last week with the announcement we've once again been selected to participate in Google Summer of Code (GSoC).
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Plone Alters PLIP Process to Implement a 6 month Fixed Release Cycle

As part of an effort to move to smaller, more timely releases of Plone, the Framework team has implemented a new fixed release cycle. This means new releases of Plone will be arriving every six months, making it much easier for developers and users to schedule resources and plan for updates.
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April 15th Plone Tune-Up - Helping Get Plone 3.3.6 Out the Door

In addition to being the most hated and feared day in the United States, Friday, April 15th (Tax Day) is also the date of the next Plone Tune-Up. In order to help get version 3.3.6 of Plone ready for release, this month's Tune-Up will focus on issues blocking this important release.
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Plone a Hit at the NTEN Nonprofit Technology Conference (NTC)

The Plone Foundation's booth at the NTC Science Fair drew a lot of attention at the recent Nonprofit Technology Conference sponsored by NTEN in Washington, DC.
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Kudo Bounty Program Celebrates First Project Results

The Kudo Bounty Program, unveiled by the Plone communications team just a month ago, has just seen its first successful projects completed.
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Plone Announces New Release Naming Scheme Effective April 1

The Plone Foundation has announced a new version naming scheme, aimed at bringing Plone more into the mainstream of product naming while preserving the unique focus and flavor of the community with names that resonate with the people who make and use Plone.
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Training Schedule for Plone Symposium East Now Available

A full listing of the pre-conference training at Plone Symposium East (PSE) at Penn State University is now available.
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Google Summer of Code Deadline is Friday April 8, 19:00 UTC

The deadline for student applications is Friday at 19:00 UTC.
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Friday's Plone Tune-Up to Focus on Plone 3.3.6 Release Blockers

This week's Tune-Up will focus on finishing the 3.3.6 release. We will focus on fixing the last tests so that this release can move forward.
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New Jenkins Cluster Improves the Timeliness and Consistency of Plone Testing

Automated system provides 24/7 testing of all changes to Plone source code, with immediate feedback to developers of any problems it encounters.
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World Plone Day is Wednesday, April 27th

The World Plone Day (WPD) is a worldwide event to promote and educate the worldwide public about of the benefits of using Plone.
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Plone Open Garden 2011 - An Unqualified Success

Abstract Open Solutions, organizers of Plone Open Garden 2011, thanked attendees today for their participation, capping off the 5th edition of this growing European Plone community event. (Thanks to Valeria Russo for providing us with this story.)
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Plone Security Vulnerabilities and Fix Announced

On June 2nd, the Plone Security Team announced three security vulnerabilities in the Plone CMS, and released a Hotfix to eliminate the risk of them being exploited.
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