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source content management system. It's therefore mostly aimed at the Plone
community, although some of the insights mentioned might also apply 
to other communities and to web-development in general.
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So, I decided to remedy the situation by trying to find links to all the videos and slides of all the speeches held at the conference and present them on one nicely structured page. I hope others will also find this resource useful.



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