What Articles Go Where
TYPO3 has two main websites and act as hubs for distinct target personas. Articles can be suitable for multiple personas, but for simplicity's sake, they usually fit only one of the hubs:
- typo3.com: Business Hub
- typo3.org: Community Hub
Tip
Cross-posting on both websites can happen, but the article itself should be hosted on only one of the websites. The other website should use an external link to the article and not repeat the content. If uncertain, typo3.com targets higher levels of the funnel, so it's usually the best place to host cross-posted articles.
Original content
Both sites only feature original content and do not re-publish articles from other sources. However, the typo3.org does occasionally publish English translations of articles first published in other languages.
Articles for typo3.com
Note
Articles on typo3.com are published in the Blog.
- TYPO3 Product
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- Presenting the Product
- Product Feature Highlights
- Major Version Releases
- Higher Education Package
- Official integrations
- Official Services
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- ELTS
- SLA
- PSL
- Certifications
- Project reviews
- Announcing Sales-Enablement Materials
- Presenting Case Studies
- Events
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- Announcing and reporting official TYPO3 Events
- Announcing and reporting community-external events
- Press Releases
- Guides and best practices (decision-makers, end-customers, sales)
Articles for typo3.org
Note
Articles on typo3.org are published as News.
- Community News
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- Memberships
- Team reports
- Events
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- Announcing and reporting Community Events
- TYPO3
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- Maintenance Release News
- Security Release News
- Development News
- Podcast News
- Tutorials and best practices (for agencies and other community folks)