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As usual, we're all over anything and everything WordPress. Now, thanks to their gang of upcoming sessions of WordCamp, you can be too. 

WordPress weekend conferences are organized by local communities to talk about all things WordPress. They are informal, informative, and invite everyone from casual users to core developers to attend. Users of both WordPress.com and WordPress.org are encouraged to get together, share their ideas, and get to know each other.

Network, give your feedback, influence future versions of WordPress and maybe—just maybe—bulk up your t-shirt collection.

There's a list of upcoming WordCamps over at WordCamp Central, or, you can keep up with them (as well as several other events) by following our events list here. It's posted once a week as a reminder, but is always available for you to check out and add to if you know of something we've missed.

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\t\t \t As usual, we're all over anything and everything WordPress. Now, thanks to their gang of upcoming sessions of WordCamp, you can be too. 

WordPress weekend conferences are organized by local communities to talk about all things WordPress. They are informal, informative, and invite everyone from casual users to core developers to attend. Users of both WordPress.com and WordPress.org are encouraged to get together, share their ideas, and get to know each other.

Network, give your feedback, influence future versions of WordPress and maybe--just maybe--bulk up your t-shirt collection.

There's a list of upcoming WordCamps over at WordCamp Central, or, you can keep up with them (as well as several other events) by following our events list here. It's posted once a week as a reminder, but is always available for you to check out and add to if you know of something we've missed.

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