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Let’s kick off a roundup of all the awesome things that have happened this quarter!

Mautic 4 released, Mautic Conference Europe in Belgium, and more exciting news from Q3!

Nikola Nedić has contributed to Mautic in both documentation and codebase. In the Mautic 4 release, he led the team for the new tag management feature in Mautic.

Nick Veenhof our community spotlight for this week in order to dramatically improve the process (and help the knowledge-gap within the community), he took it upon himself with some other contributors to make Mautic compatible with composer. He was the major contributor to get the initial pieces of composer working within Mautic 3.

It hardly seems like three months have passed since the last roundup report on activity within the Mautic Community, but a lot has happened since then! Read on for the latest updates.

Over the last year we have made huge strides in the consistency of our release process thanks to the regular cadence of releases and the hard work of a very small number of people to test and review pull requests and features. While we are really proud of the progress we have made, there are some areas that are not working so well, which we are going to address going forward.

Today we are excited to be announcing the first in what we hope will become an annual survey of Mautic users.

Announcing two trials exploring ways to fund contributions in the Mautic Community.

Another quarter passes and we mark a year of progress in the Mautic Community since we held our first in-person community sprint in November 2019 at Contribution Day in Amsterdam. Let’s kick off a roundup of all the awesome things that have happened this quarter!