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It is Joomla!'s active and involved community that keeps our CMS at the top, as shown in two recently published CMS market share reports. Joomla! ranks first as the CMS choice for non-profits, and is the only community-owned and operated project of the "big three" most popular CMS solutions, alongside the corporate-backed Drupal and Wordpress. And growth continues: Joomla now powers 2.6% of the Web, up from 2.4% in November (source as of Dec 20, 2010).
There is much to celebrate as we look ahead to 2011. Sponsorships are on the rise. Plans are underway to celebrate the launch of Joomla! 1.6 all around the world. Stay tuned to the Community blog and your local JUGs to find out how you can join in the fun!
OSM wishes to thank the Joomla! community for making 2010 a year of growth and forward motion!
Joomla! sitebuilder and freelance web designer specializing in non-profits. Co-Lead Editor on the Joomla! Community Magazine, and Secretary on the Board of Open Source Matters.
Just saw this tweet from @chx1975:
If you are organizing a Drupal 7 release party why dont you assign a major bug to yourself and get it done during the party? #d7rp
Two things I like about it:
1. You see, it is very well possible to have a release party while you know there are still bugs.
2. nice idea to combine a bugsquash party and a release party: double fun.
