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Please join us at the EPiServer Community Developer Forum

On Thursday 9th December we are hosting a forum here at EPiServer Stockholm for Community Developers.

We will present some information about our vision for EPiServer Community but what we want most is your feedback.

The number of places available are restricted so register as soon as your can.

Register here.

Nov 11, 2010

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