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WordUp Pompey - June 2018
Introduction to Accessibility- with Abha followed by question and answer session. Difficult questions being deferred for Graham to answer.
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WordUp Pompey- March 2018
The document announces a WordUp Pompey networking event on March 15th 2018. The agenda includes networking from 19:00-19:30 to discuss problems, a clinic from 19:30-20:45, and a wrap up at 21:00 followed by socializing at a local venue. Attendees are asked to provide feedback on updating the title and posts on the WordUp Pompey website and reviewing the privacy policy. Future events are announced for April, May, and June on GDPR, security, and an unspecified topic. News items mention the lack of a WordPress 5.0 plan and a bug fix being merged. The document concludes by thanking the venue sponsor and providing information about the upcoming changes
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http://wp-pompey.org.uk/wordup-pompey-wordpress-meetup-for-portsmouth/
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