Guidelines for News Articles 

Foreword 

A lot of the news on the TYPO3 websites is community-created. This helps create a homebase for our community. The content should be neutral and offer reliable and useful information.

We accept articles about TYPO3 CMS, the TYPO3 community, web technologies, Best practices for web development and other open source-related topics. Your content must hold certain licenses to be publishable on the site.

Guidelines 

Language 

The main language of the TYPO3 community is English. Therefore all articles must be written in English. Translations of an article to additional languages can be offered by the author.

Audience 

The readers of our websites are technical and non-technical. Many are users of TYPO3 CMS and part of the TYPO3 community or interested in getting a part of it. They come from many different backgrounds and fields of study. We welcome all to learn more about TYPO3.

Images 

Please take care that you use only license free images. Our recommendation is Creative Commons BY-SA 4.0. In any case, we need to know the source / author and concrete license type. This information has to be included in the metadata of this file. If you are depicting people within your pictures, you have to have the consent of depicted people.

Advertising 

Generally, it is not permitted to place any advertisements in your article. The content should deliver technical information, best practices, release information, community news.

Follow the code of conduct 

Authors must respect the values of the TYPO3 community. Details see typo3.org/coc.

Respecting trademarks, copyrights, and project names 

The use of trademarks or other projects as the sole or initial term is prohibited unless proof of legal ownership/representation can be confirmed.

Enforcing these guidelines 

Our intent is to enforce these guidelines with as much fairness as humanly possible. However, we reserve the right to:

  • Update these guidelines at any time.
  • Disable or remove any article from the site, even for reasons not explicitly covered by the guidelines.
  • Make changes to an article, without the author's consent, particularly in the interest of public safety.