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Author: Nicholas Garofalo

In college, I wrote poetry in two languages: English and BASH. I quickly learned to submit my work to the right professors. Communication between humans and machines has intrigued me ever since, and it led me to open source. Today I contribute to WordPress full time as a sponsored contributor through Automattic and Five for the Future, focused on marketing and communications: WordPress.org/news, the official social channels, the WordPress Showcase, and the marketing behind flagship WordCamps and State of the Word. I believe WordPress is marketed by the people who build with it, write about it, teach it, and gather around it. My job is to make that work visible, remove friction from contributing, and put the tools for telling WordPress's story in everyone's hands. Most of what I build ends up in the public WordPress/marketing repo so anyone can use it. If you are organizing a WordCamp, have a site that belongs in the Showcase, or have news worth amplifying, come find me on Make Slack. I am always up for a conversation about growth, automation, or what WordPress should look like next.
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The 6 Best Things About Online Conferences

Posted on September 10, 2021 September 20, 2021 by Nicholas Garofalo

Sick of staring at your coworkers tiled in a Zoom window? We all are. With the world still being a mixed bag in regards to health and safety, many of us are longing for the days when we could shake the hands of friends from across borders.

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