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Learnings from

Growing LocalWordPress

Communities

Naoko Takano WordCamp Europe 2013 WCEU

in Japan

Happiness Engineer at AutomatticWordPressorg Japanese Team

Naoko Takano

naokomc

httpjawordpressorg

Usagein

15 millioninstalls in Japanese (org)

= 353

2language

after English

WordPress Joomla Drupal Discuz

httpw3techscomblogentrymost_popular_content_management_systems_by_country

Most Popular CMS by Country

Hostingin

Shared Hosting

Windows Azure

AWS Amimoto C4SA

PHPNinja wpX

Managed amp Cloud Solutions

WordPress in Japan 2008-2013

2003in

May 2003November 2003

httpdetlogorg (currently httpjanaokocc)

Movable Type to WordPress

in

2004

httpwordpressorgabouthistory

in

2005

in

2006

Published WordPress Books

in

2007

WordCamp SF 2007

Ktai Style Plugin

in

2008

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3060967659

WordCamp Tokyo 2008

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

Happiness Engineer at AutomatticWordPressorg Japanese Team

Naoko Takano

naokomc

httpjawordpressorg

Usagein

15 millioninstalls in Japanese (org)

= 353

2language

after English

WordPress Joomla Drupal Discuz

httpw3techscomblogentrymost_popular_content_management_systems_by_country

Most Popular CMS by Country

Hostingin

Shared Hosting

Windows Azure

AWS Amimoto C4SA

PHPNinja wpX

Managed amp Cloud Solutions

WordPress in Japan 2008-2013

2003in

May 2003November 2003

httpdetlogorg (currently httpjanaokocc)

Movable Type to WordPress

in

2004

httpwordpressorgabouthistory

in

2005

in

2006

Published WordPress Books

in

2007

WordCamp SF 2007

Ktai Style Plugin

in

2008

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3060967659

WordCamp Tokyo 2008

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

httpjawordpressorg

Usagein

15 millioninstalls in Japanese (org)

= 353

2language

after English

WordPress Joomla Drupal Discuz

httpw3techscomblogentrymost_popular_content_management_systems_by_country

Most Popular CMS by Country

Hostingin

Shared Hosting

Windows Azure

AWS Amimoto C4SA

PHPNinja wpX

Managed amp Cloud Solutions

WordPress in Japan 2008-2013

2003in

May 2003November 2003

httpdetlogorg (currently httpjanaokocc)

Movable Type to WordPress

in

2004

httpwordpressorgabouthistory

in

2005

in

2006

Published WordPress Books

in

2007

WordCamp SF 2007

Ktai Style Plugin

in

2008

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3060967659

WordCamp Tokyo 2008

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

Usagein

15 millioninstalls in Japanese (org)

= 353

2language

after English

WordPress Joomla Drupal Discuz

httpw3techscomblogentrymost_popular_content_management_systems_by_country

Most Popular CMS by Country

Hostingin

Shared Hosting

Windows Azure

AWS Amimoto C4SA

PHPNinja wpX

Managed amp Cloud Solutions

WordPress in Japan 2008-2013

2003in

May 2003November 2003

httpdetlogorg (currently httpjanaokocc)

Movable Type to WordPress

in

2004

httpwordpressorgabouthistory

in

2005

in

2006

Published WordPress Books

in

2007

WordCamp SF 2007

Ktai Style Plugin

in

2008

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3060967659

WordCamp Tokyo 2008

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

15 millioninstalls in Japanese (org)

= 353

2language

after English

WordPress Joomla Drupal Discuz

httpw3techscomblogentrymost_popular_content_management_systems_by_country

Most Popular CMS by Country

Hostingin

Shared Hosting

Windows Azure

AWS Amimoto C4SA

PHPNinja wpX

Managed amp Cloud Solutions

WordPress in Japan 2008-2013

2003in

May 2003November 2003

httpdetlogorg (currently httpjanaokocc)

Movable Type to WordPress

in

2004

httpwordpressorgabouthistory

in

2005

in

2006

Published WordPress Books

in

2007

WordCamp SF 2007

Ktai Style Plugin

in

2008

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3060967659

WordCamp Tokyo 2008

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

= 353

2language

after English

WordPress Joomla Drupal Discuz

httpw3techscomblogentrymost_popular_content_management_systems_by_country

Most Popular CMS by Country

Hostingin

Shared Hosting

Windows Azure

AWS Amimoto C4SA

PHPNinja wpX

Managed amp Cloud Solutions

WordPress in Japan 2008-2013

2003in

May 2003November 2003

httpdetlogorg (currently httpjanaokocc)

Movable Type to WordPress

in

2004

httpwordpressorgabouthistory

in

2005

in

2006

Published WordPress Books

in

2007

WordCamp SF 2007

Ktai Style Plugin

in

2008

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3060967659

WordCamp Tokyo 2008

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

2language

after English

WordPress Joomla Drupal Discuz

httpw3techscomblogentrymost_popular_content_management_systems_by_country

Most Popular CMS by Country

Hostingin

Shared Hosting

Windows Azure

AWS Amimoto C4SA

PHPNinja wpX

Managed amp Cloud Solutions

WordPress in Japan 2008-2013

2003in

May 2003November 2003

httpdetlogorg (currently httpjanaokocc)

Movable Type to WordPress

in

2004

httpwordpressorgabouthistory

in

2005

in

2006

Published WordPress Books

in

2007

WordCamp SF 2007

Ktai Style Plugin

in

2008

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3060967659

WordCamp Tokyo 2008

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

WordPress Joomla Drupal Discuz

httpw3techscomblogentrymost_popular_content_management_systems_by_country

Most Popular CMS by Country

Hostingin

Shared Hosting

Windows Azure

AWS Amimoto C4SA

PHPNinja wpX

Managed amp Cloud Solutions

WordPress in Japan 2008-2013

2003in

May 2003November 2003

httpdetlogorg (currently httpjanaokocc)

Movable Type to WordPress

in

2004

httpwordpressorgabouthistory

in

2005

in

2006

Published WordPress Books

in

2007

WordCamp SF 2007

Ktai Style Plugin

in

2008

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3060967659

WordCamp Tokyo 2008

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

Hostingin

Shared Hosting

Windows Azure

AWS Amimoto C4SA

PHPNinja wpX

Managed amp Cloud Solutions

WordPress in Japan 2008-2013

2003in

May 2003November 2003

httpdetlogorg (currently httpjanaokocc)

Movable Type to WordPress

in

2004

httpwordpressorgabouthistory

in

2005

in

2006

Published WordPress Books

in

2007

WordCamp SF 2007

Ktai Style Plugin

in

2008

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3060967659

WordCamp Tokyo 2008

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

Shared Hosting

Windows Azure

AWS Amimoto C4SA

PHPNinja wpX

Managed amp Cloud Solutions

WordPress in Japan 2008-2013

2003in

May 2003November 2003

httpdetlogorg (currently httpjanaokocc)

Movable Type to WordPress

in

2004

httpwordpressorgabouthistory

in

2005

in

2006

Published WordPress Books

in

2007

WordCamp SF 2007

Ktai Style Plugin

in

2008

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3060967659

WordCamp Tokyo 2008

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

Windows Azure

AWS Amimoto C4SA

PHPNinja wpX

Managed amp Cloud Solutions

WordPress in Japan 2008-2013

2003in

May 2003November 2003

httpdetlogorg (currently httpjanaokocc)

Movable Type to WordPress

in

2004

httpwordpressorgabouthistory

in

2005

in

2006

Published WordPress Books

in

2007

WordCamp SF 2007

Ktai Style Plugin

in

2008

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3060967659

WordCamp Tokyo 2008

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

WordPress in Japan 2008-2013

2003in

May 2003November 2003

httpdetlogorg (currently httpjanaokocc)

Movable Type to WordPress

in

2004

httpwordpressorgabouthistory

in

2005

in

2006

Published WordPress Books

in

2007

WordCamp SF 2007

Ktai Style Plugin

in

2008

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3060967659

WordCamp Tokyo 2008

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

2003in

May 2003November 2003

httpdetlogorg (currently httpjanaokocc)

Movable Type to WordPress

in

2004

httpwordpressorgabouthistory

in

2005

in

2006

Published WordPress Books

in

2007

WordCamp SF 2007

Ktai Style Plugin

in

2008

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3060967659

WordCamp Tokyo 2008

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

May 2003November 2003

httpdetlogorg (currently httpjanaokocc)

Movable Type to WordPress

in

2004

httpwordpressorgabouthistory

in

2005

in

2006

Published WordPress Books

in

2007

WordCamp SF 2007

Ktai Style Plugin

in

2008

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3060967659

WordCamp Tokyo 2008

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

in

2004

httpwordpressorgabouthistory

in

2005

in

2006

Published WordPress Books

in

2007

WordCamp SF 2007

Ktai Style Plugin

in

2008

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3060967659

WordCamp Tokyo 2008

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

httpwordpressorgabouthistory

in

2005

in

2006

Published WordPress Books

in

2007

WordCamp SF 2007

Ktai Style Plugin

in

2008

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3060967659

WordCamp Tokyo 2008

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

in

2005

in

2006

Published WordPress Books

in

2007

WordCamp SF 2007

Ktai Style Plugin

in

2008

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3060967659

WordCamp Tokyo 2008

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

in

2006

Published WordPress Books

in

2007

WordCamp SF 2007

Ktai Style Plugin

in

2008

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3060967659

WordCamp Tokyo 2008

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

Published WordPress Books

in

2007

WordCamp SF 2007

Ktai Style Plugin

in

2008

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3060967659

WordCamp Tokyo 2008

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

in

2007

WordCamp SF 2007

Ktai Style Plugin

in

2008

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3060967659

WordCamp Tokyo 2008

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

WordCamp SF 2007

Ktai Style Plugin

in

2008

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3060967659

WordCamp Tokyo 2008

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

Ktai Style Plugin

in

2008

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3060967659

WordCamp Tokyo 2008

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

in

2008

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3060967659

WordCamp Tokyo 2008

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3060967659

WordCamp Tokyo 2008

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

in

2009

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate3437011552

WordCamp Tokyo 2009

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

in

2010

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

httpwwwflickrcomphotos59553900N004397837422

WordCamp Fukuoka 2010

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

in

2011

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

Birth of ldquoWapuurdquo

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

httpwwwflickrcomphotosodysseygate6425232913 (top right) httpwwwflickrcomphotosstyledesignjp8395981605 (bottom center)

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

in

2012

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

httpwwwwpbeginnercomeventswordpress-community-summit-2012-recap-and-pictures

WordPress Community Summit

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

In 4 days127 people donated

for 2 air tickets to Tybee Island

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

in

2013

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

wp10OsakaSapporoTokyoChibaSendaiSakaiKagawa

httpennaokocc20130607wordpress-10th-anniversary-events-wp10-photos-from-japan

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

5 years7 Cities13 WordCamps

WordCamps in Japan

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

WordCamp Tokyo 2008-2013

60 rarr 1100 attendees 8 rarr 100 volunteers

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

1 Focusing onLocalization

in

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

Consistent Translationamp

Reliable Release

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

Share the Responsibilities

Tip 1

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

tekapo(tai)

Japanese Package Team

takayukistereastcoder(tenpura)

mako0901 odyssey naokomc(Nao)

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

httphttpeastcodercomcodewp-multibyte-patch

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

Forum VolunteersCodex ContributorsEvent Organizers

Scaling by Collaboration

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

2 CentralizingInformation

in

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

httpcodexwordpressorgContributing_to_WordPress

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

httpwpdocssourceforgejpWordPress への協力

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

httpwordpressorgsupport

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

httpjaforumswordpressorg

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

httpplanwordcamporg

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

httpjapanwordcamporg

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

Set rules and document

Tip 2

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

GlossaryTesting guideline

Localized package InstructionPost-release to-dorsquos

Event organization how-torsquosForum rules

Whatrsquos good to document

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

3 Helping Others

Get Involvedin

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

ldquoWordBenchorgrdquoNetwork of local communties

Powered by BuddyPress

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

httpbitlywpjacalendar

WordPress Event Calendar

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

WordBench Osaka

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

WordBench Fukuoka

httpkawazoezoecomword-bench-fukuoka3-6-3html

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

WordBench Kobe

httpwordbenchorg201308190818wordbenchkobe_php

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

WordBench Nagoya

httpswwwfacebookcomWordBenchNagoyaphotos_stream

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

WordBench Fukui

httpfukuiwordbenchorgarchives211

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

WordBench Kagawa

httpkagawawordbenchorg20130228

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

WordBench Tokyo

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

and more

Meetups at Coworking Spaces

httpbasecamp-nagoyajpblogentry-530html

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

Learn from other communities

amp share ideas

Tip 3

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

4 Really understanding

the local culturein

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

Communication stylePublishing tech trend

Corporate culture

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

WordPress Kobe 2013

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

httpjawordpressorgabout-wp-jawapuu

Irsquom under the GPL

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

Get out andldquomeetrdquo people

Tip 4

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

Why did WordPressbecome big in Japan

(again)

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

Small steps

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

Small stepstimes

More people

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

Small stepstimes

More peopletimes

Keeping it Going

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

Believe in the power of yourcommunity

Tip 5

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

WordCamp isnrsquot over until you blog about it )

Tip 6

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674

Naoko Takanonaokomc

httpennaokocc

Thank you WCEU

Cover photo credit httpwwwflickrcomphotos74815194N002578068674