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The document discusses the status of various XWiki projects and initiatives in different years, including progress on the customer portal, XWiki network, extensions website, and online store in 2016, as well as procedures, skins, tours, administration, rights, blogs, calendars, livetables, navigation, portals, statistics, profiles, dashboards, and editing features between 2011-2017. It concludes by thanking the reader.

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design proposals
status (still pending)
#xwiki@evalica

extensions.xwiki.org categories + livetable (2016) progress

administration (2017) + default values progress

xwiki.org (2016) + try + installation done

default templates (2016) + single create button done

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