#XWiki 18.2.1 has been #released! Check it out: https://www.
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This release fixes important bugs including regressions that prevented XWiki from starting when installed as a Debian package or on Windows.

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#XWiki 17.10.7 has been #released! Check it out: https://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/ReleaseNotes/Data/XWiki/17.10.7

This is a bug fix release, fixing important regressions found in previous versions.

This post originally appeared on The Fulcrum.

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🧩 At XWiki, we run internal knowledge sharing sessions.

In April, we talked about feedback.
Jackal 🐺 vs giraffe 🦒 communication.

Main takeaway: Feedback is a gift. But it takes practice to pack it properly.

In a distributed team, where most communication is written, phrasing matters a lot.

Sessions like this help build shared understanding and trust over time.

P.S.: if this sounds like your kind of environment, we're hiring: 👇
https://xwiki.com/en/company/jobs/

#OpenSource #RemoteWork #XWiki

🌍 XWiki team is on the road this spring.

A few stops:

📍 Digital Workplace & Documentation
📅 March 19–20
📍 Stand A74-B73 (Village Systematic), with FranceLabs and Linphone

📍 @nextcloud Enterprise Day in Utrecht
📅 April 16

📍 Devoxx
📅 April 17–18
📍 Stand A06

📍 LEARNTEC
📅 May 6–8
Stand H30

If you’re attending any of these, come say hi.
We’re usually somewhere between a discussion about migration and a conversation about why knowledge becomes hard to manage over time.

#events #XWiki #oss