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published Sep 23, 2026 , last modified Sep 25, 2026
Timo Stollenwerk: How a contributor-led open-source platform decides what it becomes — Plone roadmap and AI, in public

Presentation during the business track at the Plone Conference 2026

Lightning talks Friday

Lightning talks on Friday at the Plone Conference 2026

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        • Plone Conference 2026
        • Timo Stollenwerk: State of Plone
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        • Fred van Dijk: The Little Book of Plone
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        • Plone Foundation Annual General Meeting
        • Lightning talks Thursday
        • Matthias Kirschner: Software freedom in the age of AI
        • Alexander Pilz: Fifteen years inside an EU agency: what makes a software partnership last
        • Maik Derstappen: When Blicca and Aurora meet to have fun — sharing blocks across Plone's two UI's
        • Mikel Larreategi and Lur Ibargutxi: Why We Rebuilt the Wheel: cs_dynamicpages and the Case for Behavior-Driven Classic Layouts
        • Johannes Raggam: How Blicca came to be: Renaming Classic UI
        • Timo Stollenwerk: How a contributor-led open-source platform decides what it becomes — Plone roadmap and AI, in public
        • Lightning talks Friday

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