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Agenda

Explore the full tech conference agenda for CMS Conf 2026 and plan your three days of learning, inspiration, and networking.

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Room #1

Workshop Room 1

Room #2

Workshop Room 2

09:00

Workshop

Confident Updates: A Visual Regression Testing Workshop for Agencies

09:00 – 11:00

A workshop where every attendee leaves with a working visual regression tool running locally on their own laptop. Add your client URLs, capture baselines, simulate updates, and…

Mike Miler

Workshop

Introduction to Modern TYPO3 Development

09:00 – 11:00

Everyone's convinced a few good prompts can build a real platform. In this workshop, we test that assumption by looking at the pieces we maybe shouldn't vibe-code. TYPO3 CMS…

Mathias Bolt Lesniak

11:30

Workshop

MDCMS modular agent native CMS workshop

11:30 – 13:30

MDCMS is an open-source, Markdown-first headless CMS where AI agents are first-class users rather than a bolted-on feature. In this hands-on workshop we'll integrate it directly…

Karol Chudzik, Jakub Jabłoński

Workshop

Ship, Automate, Extend: A Hands-On EmDash CMS Workshop

11:30 – 13:30

In this two-hour workshop, you'll go from zero to a fully deployed, agent-powered CMS site, and learn how to extend it with your own plugins. We'll start by deploying an EmDash…

Matt Kane

14:00

Workshop

[PL] Obsidian + Claude Code: CMS dla Twojej wiedzy

14:00 – 16:00

Obsidian trzyma wiedzę w zwykłych plikach Markdown na dysku, a Claude Code potrafi te pliki czytać, porządkować i pisać od nowa. Razem działają jak CMS, tylko bez panelu i bazy…

Damian Ślimak

Workshop

Beyond the mouse: Practical CMS Accessibility for developers and UI designers

14:00 – 16:00

CMS backends bring together navigation, forms, dialogs, notifications, and editorial controls in workflows that people use every day. A problem in one interaction can make the…

Anne-Mieke Bovelett

19:00

Before Party

19:00 – 23:00

Pifpaf Gdynia

09:00Room #1

Workshop

Confident Updates: A Visual Regression Testing Workshop for Agencies

09:00 – 11:00

A workshop where every attendee leaves with a working visual regression tool running locally on their own laptop. Add your client URLs, capture baselines, simulate updates, and…

Mike Miler

09:00Room #2

Workshop

Introduction to Modern TYPO3 Development

09:00 – 11:00

Everyone's convinced a few good prompts can build a real platform. In this workshop, we test that assumption by looking at the pieces we maybe shouldn't vibe-code. TYPO3 CMS…

Mathias Bolt Lesniak

11:30Room #1

Workshop

MDCMS modular agent native CMS workshop

11:30 – 13:30

MDCMS is an open-source, Markdown-first headless CMS where AI agents are first-class users rather than a bolted-on feature. In this hands-on workshop we'll integrate it directly…

Karol Chudzik, Jakub Jabłoński

11:30Room #2

Workshop

Ship, Automate, Extend: A Hands-On EmDash CMS Workshop

11:30 – 13:30

In this two-hour workshop, you'll go from zero to a fully deployed, agent-powered CMS site, and learn how to extend it with your own plugins. We'll start by deploying an EmDash…

Matt Kane

14:00Room #1

Workshop

[PL] Obsidian + Claude Code: CMS dla Twojej wiedzy

14:00 – 16:00

Obsidian trzyma wiedzę w zwykłych plikach Markdown na dysku, a Claude Code potrafi te pliki czytać, porządkować i pisać od nowa. Razem działają jak CMS, tylko bez panelu i bazy…

Damian Ślimak

14:00Room #2

Workshop

Beyond the mouse: Practical CMS Accessibility for developers and UI designers

14:00 – 16:00

CMS backends bring together navigation, forms, dialogs, notifications, and editorial controls in workflows that people use every day. A problem in one interaction can make the…

Anne-Mieke Bovelett

19:00

Before Party

19:00 – 23:00

Pifpaf Gdynia

Time

Track #1

Developer Track

Track #2

Creator Track

Polska Ścieżka

Polish Track

08:30

Registration & coffee

08:30 – 09:40

09:40

Opening

09:40 – 09:50

09:50

Talk

Do I still need a CMS?

09:50 – 10:20

For years, a CMS solved a real problem: how to build fast, without writing everything from scratch. Mature ecosystems, proven solutions, predictable delivery costs. It made sense.…

Michał Strześniewski

Talk

A CMS Is Nothing Without Community

09:50 – 10:20

We often evaluate CMS platforms by features, integrations, and publishing workflows. But the strongest CMS ecosystems are built on something less visible: community. In this talk,…

Rodolfo Melogli

10:20

Talk

Astro as a Universal CMS Frontend: Patterns, Tradeoffs and a Real-World Case

10:20 – 10:50

CMS landscapes are diverse: headless, hybrid, visual editors, embedded content tooling, and bespoke APIs all have different expectations from the frontend. In this talk I’ll show…

Elian Van Cutsem

Talk

The Content Model Beneath the AI: How Structured Content Unlocks Real AI Workflows

10:20 – 10:50

Everyone is adding AI to their content stack. Few teams are getting results. The difference isn't the AI tool, it's what's underneath it. This talk explores why content structure…

Anthony Poliseno

10:50

Talk

A missing layer in content modelling

10:50 – 11:20

When organisations move to a headless CMS, one of the first challenges is understanding how their content should be structured. Ideally, that thinking happens before a platform is…

David Eglin

Talk

Beyond Publishing: Why You Must Rethink What "CMS" Even Means

10:50 – 11:20

For fifteen years, the CMS industry has built tools for one job: publishing content to a website. Meanwhile, every enterprise has quietly accumulated a parallel content universe -…

Paweł Zmysłowski

11:20

Coffee break

11:20 – 11:40

11:40

Talk

Beyond WordPress: Building EmDash, a CMS for the Serverless and AI Era

11:40 – 12:10

WordPress powers 43% of the web but inherits a security model from 2003. When you install a WordPress plugin, you grant it unrestricted access to your database, filesystem, and…

Matt Kane

Talk

Growing the CMS Market: What I Learned After Onboarding 6+ Million Users

11:40 – 12:10

After onboarding over 6 million users at WPBakery and teaching hundreds of students, one insight stands out: most CMS-based companies focus on onboarding users into their…

Raitis Sevelis

Talk

[PL] Trzy warstwy obrony przed spike: jak zaprojektowaliśmy CMS biletowy w Laravelu

11:40 – 12:10

Sprzedaż biletów jest trudniejsza, niż się wydaje. Gdy 200 osób klika "kup" w tej samej milisekundzie, każda warstwa stosu - baza danych, kanał real-time, zakładka w przeglądarce…

Patryk Sawicki

12:10

Talk

WordPress gems for devs: Accessibility with HTML API

12:10 – 12:40

In recent releases, WordPress has started introducing small portions of real gems that will have an immense impact on the way we develop websites and think about essential aspects…

Milana Cap

Talk

Content Is Not King Anymore. Your CMS Is.

12:10 – 12:40

For two decades, the industry chanted one mantra: write great content, and top rankings will follow. That mantra is now wrong. Users have moved to ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and…

Daniel Stanica

Talk

[PL] A miało być łatwo: prawie dwa lata migracji Zendesk Knowledge do nowego edytora

12:10 – 12:40

Ta prezentacja opowiada historię migracji edytora Zendesk Knowledge z wersji legacy do nowego edytora. To, co miało być stosunkowo prostym przejściem z programu Early Access do…

Pati Walencik

12:40

Talk

Payload as an AI-native CMS

12:40 – 13:10

What does it look like when a CMS is best placed to be extended by AI and used to build agents and rich integrations. MCP API and embeddings allow you to interface with your data…

Paul Popus

Talk

Open Source is democratic infrastructure. Support it!

12:40 – 13:10

Open source is democratic infrastructure: built in public, improved by many, and trusted because it is transparent. But infrastructure does not maintain itself. In this talk,…

Marcel Bootsman

Talk

[PL] Myślałem, że będę aktualizował wtyczki – wyobrażenia vs rzeczywistość w pracy na supporcie

12:40 – 13:10

Jakiś czas temu skończyłem duży projekt – napisałem skomplikowany tool do migracji danych w WordPressie. I wtedy usłyszałem: „Przechodzisz do supportu." Moja pierwsza myśl? Ja,…

Maciej Kuchnik

13:10

Lunch break

13:10 – 13:40

13:40

Talk

Publish-Driven Static Frontends: Cache-First Delivery with On-Demand Revalidation

13:40 – 14:10

Modern frontend architectures promise the best of both worlds: static performance and dynamic data. But in practice, many teams still rely on time-based revalidation or…

Marius Solheim

Talk

Spoilt for Choice: Selecting the Right CMS for Your Online Course

13:40 – 14:10

In the era of AI and self-proclaimed marketing gurus, many creators are questioning the point of creating and selling online courses. The truth is far more complex though -…

Mary Czekaj

Talk

[PL] Anatomia WooPadku

13:40 – 14:10

Jak WooCommerce radzi sobie w erze "vibe codingu" i narzędzi AI? Dlaczego coraz mniej firm decyduje się na oparcie biznesu o sprawdzoną przez wiele funkcjonujących firm platformę?…

Karol Sawka

14:10

Talk

The CMS A11y Matrix: Choosing the Right Engine for an Inclusive Web

14:10 – 14:40

A CMS that naturally supports accessibility is the difference between a sustainable architecture and a continuous battle against your own tech stack. With the European…

Piotr Mońka

Talk

How AI Transformed SEO & Content Across a 4-Product Ecosystem

14:10 – 14:40

Managing SEO and content across multiple products sounds manageable, until scale turns it into an operational challenge. In this session, I’ll share how we transformed our SEO and…

Jovana Smoljanovic Tucakov

Talk

[PL] Ło Panie! A kto tu Panu tak s$%&… zepsuł?

14:10 – 14:40

Wnioski z godzin audytów stron klientów, tygodni wysłuchiwania historii o „poprzednich wykonawcach” i miesięcy wprowadzania drobnych poprawek, które potrafią zrobić ogromną…

Katarzyna Janoska

14:40

Talk

dout.dev - how to build a vanilla CMS

14:40 – 15:10

From Markdown to Publishing Platform: Building dout.dev's Custom CMS Without a Framework dout.dev is a vanilla-first static site with zero runtime dependencies, but the…

Emiliano Pisu

Talk

Bursting the Bubble: Why Code Alone Won’t Save the Open Web

14:40 – 15:10

We built it. We optimized it. We secured it. But outside of our issue queues and Slack channels, does the wider tech world know—or care? For years, the Drupal community has…

Alejandro Moreno Lopez

Talk

[PL] Klient nie kupuje kodu, kupuje od Ciebie spokój - czyli o empatycznej komunikacji w IT

14:40 – 15:10

Klient nie kupuje od Ciebie systemu ani linijek kodu. Kupuje poczucie bezpieczeństwa – zrozumienie, przewidywalność i współpracę z kimś, kto potrafi przeprowadzić go przez…

Karolina Tanona

15:10

Coffee break

15:10 – 15:30

15:30

Talk

Rise and Fall of Open Source CMS: From the Early Web to Today

15:30 – 16:00

An exploration of the evolution of open source CMS platforms - from the early days of the web to today’s dominant solutions. This talk looks at once-popular systems that have…

Łukasz Wilczak

Talk

Kill the PDF. AI-Powered Marketing That Actually Gets Seen (and How to Maintain It).

15:30 – 16:00

PDFs are where great marketing goes to die — and yet most of us keep making them. We decided to stop. Instead, we used AI to transform our static materials into dynamic,…

Lana Rafaela Cindric

16:00

Talk

Digital Sovereignty by Design

16:00 – 16:30

Digital sovereignty is the biggest topic right now, but true digital sovereignty cannot happen without the freedoms of open source software. Let's look at what digital sovereignty…

Mathias Bolt Lesniak

Talk

One Skill. Serious Market Value. Why Accessible CMS Backends Are Your Next Differentiator.

16:00 – 16:30

Most accessibility conversations stop at the frontend. The backend, the interface where content actually gets made, is almost never part of that conversation. That is a problem,…

Anne-Mieke Bovelett

16:30

Talk

The CMS Humans Need

16:30 – 17:00

Most people who use a CMS do not want to use a CMS. They want the page right, the post out, whatever they came to do, done. They want content that converts, that earns its place,…

Tammie Lister

Talk

No Authors. No Pages. No CMS. More Content Than Ever. Welcome to 2030.

16:30 – 17:00

The fundamentals of a CMS were built around three assumptions: humans author content, the system stores and publishes pages, and frontends are built once and rendered many times.…

Luis Fernandez

17:00

Talk

Co-authored by Claude, reviewed by reality.

17:00 – 17:30

AI is already changing how we build for CMS platforms: generating code compatible with any CMS, drafting API integrations, and prototyping entire features faster than ever. But…

Michał Szymoszek

Talk

Publr: A CMS at the Edge of What's Possible

17:00 – 17:30

Most CMS architecture in 2026 stacks the same blocks: a JS framework, a runtime, a bundler, a couple hundred npm packages, a container, a database service. Publr asks the opposite…

Dawid Urbański

18:00

CMS Conf Party

18:00 – 00:00

Museum of Gdynia

08:30

Registration & coffee

08:30 – 09:40

09:40

Opening

09:40 – 09:50

09:50Track #1

Talk

Do I still need a CMS?

09:50 – 10:20

For years, a CMS solved a real problem: how to build fast, without writing everything from scratch. Mature ecosystems, proven solutions, predictable delivery costs. It made sense.…

Michał Strześniewski

09:50Track #2

Talk

A CMS Is Nothing Without Community

09:50 – 10:20

We often evaluate CMS platforms by features, integrations, and publishing workflows. But the strongest CMS ecosystems are built on something less visible: community. In this talk,…

Rodolfo Melogli

10:20Track #1

Talk

Astro as a Universal CMS Frontend: Patterns, Tradeoffs and a Real-World Case

10:20 – 10:50

CMS landscapes are diverse: headless, hybrid, visual editors, embedded content tooling, and bespoke APIs all have different expectations from the frontend. In this talk I’ll show…

Elian Van Cutsem

10:20Track #2

Talk

The Content Model Beneath the AI: How Structured Content Unlocks Real AI Workflows

10:20 – 10:50

Everyone is adding AI to their content stack. Few teams are getting results. The difference isn't the AI tool, it's what's underneath it. This talk explores why content structure…

Anthony Poliseno

10:50Track #1

Talk

A missing layer in content modelling

10:50 – 11:20

When organisations move to a headless CMS, one of the first challenges is understanding how their content should be structured. Ideally, that thinking happens before a platform is…

David Eglin

10:50Track #2

Talk

Beyond Publishing: Why You Must Rethink What "CMS" Even Means

10:50 – 11:20

For fifteen years, the CMS industry has built tools for one job: publishing content to a website. Meanwhile, every enterprise has quietly accumulated a parallel content universe -…

Paweł Zmysłowski

11:20

Coffee break

11:20 – 11:40

11:40Track #1

Talk

Beyond WordPress: Building EmDash, a CMS for the Serverless and AI Era

11:40 – 12:10

WordPress powers 43% of the web but inherits a security model from 2003. When you install a WordPress plugin, you grant it unrestricted access to your database, filesystem, and…

Matt Kane

11:40Track #2

Talk

Growing the CMS Market: What I Learned After Onboarding 6+ Million Users

11:40 – 12:10

After onboarding over 6 million users at WPBakery and teaching hundreds of students, one insight stands out: most CMS-based companies focus on onboarding users into their…

Raitis Sevelis

11:40Polska Ścieżka

Talk

[PL] Trzy warstwy obrony przed spike: jak zaprojektowaliśmy CMS biletowy w Laravelu

11:40 – 12:10

Sprzedaż biletów jest trudniejsza, niż się wydaje. Gdy 200 osób klika "kup" w tej samej milisekundzie, każda warstwa stosu - baza danych, kanał real-time, zakładka w przeglądarce…

Patryk Sawicki

12:10Track #1

Talk

WordPress gems for devs: Accessibility with HTML API

12:10 – 12:40

In recent releases, WordPress has started introducing small portions of real gems that will have an immense impact on the way we develop websites and think about essential aspects…

Milana Cap

12:10Track #2

Talk

Content Is Not King Anymore. Your CMS Is.

12:10 – 12:40

For two decades, the industry chanted one mantra: write great content, and top rankings will follow. That mantra is now wrong. Users have moved to ChatGPT, Perplexity, Claude, and…

Daniel Stanica

12:10Polska Ścieżka

Talk

[PL] A miało być łatwo: prawie dwa lata migracji Zendesk Knowledge do nowego edytora

12:10 – 12:40

Ta prezentacja opowiada historię migracji edytora Zendesk Knowledge z wersji legacy do nowego edytora. To, co miało być stosunkowo prostym przejściem z programu Early Access do…

Pati Walencik

12:40Track #1

Talk

Payload as an AI-native CMS

12:40 – 13:10

What does it look like when a CMS is best placed to be extended by AI and used to build agents and rich integrations. MCP API and embeddings allow you to interface with your data…

Paul Popus

12:40Track #2

Talk

Open Source is democratic infrastructure. Support it!

12:40 – 13:10

Open source is democratic infrastructure: built in public, improved by many, and trusted because it is transparent. But infrastructure does not maintain itself. In this talk,…

Marcel Bootsman

12:40Polska Ścieżka

Talk

[PL] Myślałem, że będę aktualizował wtyczki – wyobrażenia vs rzeczywistość w pracy na supporcie

12:40 – 13:10

Jakiś czas temu skończyłem duży projekt – napisałem skomplikowany tool do migracji danych w WordPressie. I wtedy usłyszałem: „Przechodzisz do supportu." Moja pierwsza myśl? Ja,…

Maciej Kuchnik

13:10

Lunch break

13:10 – 13:40

13:40Track #1

Talk

Publish-Driven Static Frontends: Cache-First Delivery with On-Demand Revalidation

13:40 – 14:10

Modern frontend architectures promise the best of both worlds: static performance and dynamic data. But in practice, many teams still rely on time-based revalidation or…

Marius Solheim

13:40Track #2

Talk

Spoilt for Choice: Selecting the Right CMS for Your Online Course

13:40 – 14:10

In the era of AI and self-proclaimed marketing gurus, many creators are questioning the point of creating and selling online courses. The truth is far more complex though -…

Mary Czekaj

13:40Polska Ścieżka

Talk

[PL] Anatomia WooPadku

13:40 – 14:10

Jak WooCommerce radzi sobie w erze "vibe codingu" i narzędzi AI? Dlaczego coraz mniej firm decyduje się na oparcie biznesu o sprawdzoną przez wiele funkcjonujących firm platformę?…

Karol Sawka

14:10Track #1

Talk

The CMS A11y Matrix: Choosing the Right Engine for an Inclusive Web

14:10 – 14:40

A CMS that naturally supports accessibility is the difference between a sustainable architecture and a continuous battle against your own tech stack. With the European…

Piotr Mońka

14:10Track #2

Talk

How AI Transformed SEO & Content Across a 4-Product Ecosystem

14:10 – 14:40

Managing SEO and content across multiple products sounds manageable, until scale turns it into an operational challenge. In this session, I’ll share how we transformed our SEO and…

Jovana Smoljanovic Tucakov

14:10Polska Ścieżka

Talk

[PL] Ło Panie! A kto tu Panu tak s$%&… zepsuł?

14:10 – 14:40

Wnioski z godzin audytów stron klientów, tygodni wysłuchiwania historii o „poprzednich wykonawcach” i miesięcy wprowadzania drobnych poprawek, które potrafią zrobić ogromną…

Katarzyna Janoska

14:40Track #1

Talk

dout.dev - how to build a vanilla CMS

14:40 – 15:10

From Markdown to Publishing Platform: Building dout.dev's Custom CMS Without a Framework dout.dev is a vanilla-first static site with zero runtime dependencies, but the…

Emiliano Pisu

14:40Track #2

Talk

Bursting the Bubble: Why Code Alone Won’t Save the Open Web

14:40 – 15:10

We built it. We optimized it. We secured it. But outside of our issue queues and Slack channels, does the wider tech world know—or care? For years, the Drupal community has…

Alejandro Moreno Lopez

14:40Polska Ścieżka

Talk

[PL] Klient nie kupuje kodu, kupuje od Ciebie spokój - czyli o empatycznej komunikacji w IT

14:40 – 15:10

Klient nie kupuje od Ciebie systemu ani linijek kodu. Kupuje poczucie bezpieczeństwa – zrozumienie, przewidywalność i współpracę z kimś, kto potrafi przeprowadzić go przez…

Karolina Tanona

15:10

Coffee break

15:10 – 15:30

15:30Track #1

Talk

Rise and Fall of Open Source CMS: From the Early Web to Today

15:30 – 16:00

An exploration of the evolution of open source CMS platforms - from the early days of the web to today’s dominant solutions. This talk looks at once-popular systems that have…

Łukasz Wilczak

15:30Track #2

Talk

Kill the PDF. AI-Powered Marketing That Actually Gets Seen (and How to Maintain It).

15:30 – 16:00

PDFs are where great marketing goes to die — and yet most of us keep making them. We decided to stop. Instead, we used AI to transform our static materials into dynamic,…

Lana Rafaela Cindric

16:00Track #1

Talk

Digital Sovereignty by Design

16:00 – 16:30

Digital sovereignty is the biggest topic right now, but true digital sovereignty cannot happen without the freedoms of open source software. Let's look at what digital sovereignty…

Mathias Bolt Lesniak

16:00Track #2

Talk

One Skill. Serious Market Value. Why Accessible CMS Backends Are Your Next Differentiator.

16:00 – 16:30

Most accessibility conversations stop at the frontend. The backend, the interface where content actually gets made, is almost never part of that conversation. That is a problem,…

Anne-Mieke Bovelett

16:30Track #1

Talk

The CMS Humans Need

16:30 – 17:00

Most people who use a CMS do not want to use a CMS. They want the page right, the post out, whatever they came to do, done. They want content that converts, that earns its place,…

Tammie Lister

16:30Track #2

Talk

No Authors. No Pages. No CMS. More Content Than Ever. Welcome to 2030.

16:30 – 17:00

The fundamentals of a CMS were built around three assumptions: humans author content, the system stores and publishes pages, and frontends are built once and rendered many times.…

Luis Fernandez

17:00Track #1

Talk

Co-authored by Claude, reviewed by reality.

17:00 – 17:30

AI is already changing how we build for CMS platforms: generating code compatible with any CMS, drafting API integrations, and prototyping entire features faster than ever. But…

Michał Szymoszek

17:00Track #2

Talk

Publr: A CMS at the Edge of What's Possible

17:00 – 17:30

Most CMS architecture in 2026 stacks the same blocks: a JS framework, a runtime, a bundler, a couple hundred npm packages, a container, a database service. Publr asks the opposite…

Dawid Urbański

18:00

CMS Conf Party

18:00 – 00:00

Museum of Gdynia

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Agenda

[PL] Obsidian + Claude Code: CMS dla Twojej wiedzy

Before Party

[PL] Obsidian + Claude Code: CMS dla Twojej wiedzy

Before Party

Registration & coffee

Opening

Coffee break

[PL] Trzy warstwy obrony przed spike: jak zaprojektowaliśmy CMS biletowy w Laravelu

[PL] A miało być łatwo: prawie dwa lata migracji Zendesk Knowledge do nowego edytora

[PL] Myślałem, że będę aktualizował wtyczki – wyobrażenia vs rzeczywistość w pracy na supporcie

Lunch break

[PL] Anatomia WooPadku

[PL] Ło Panie! A kto tu Panu tak s$%&… zepsuł?

[PL] Klient nie kupuje kodu, kupuje od Ciebie spokój - czyli o empatycznej komunikacji w IT

Coffee break

CMS Conf Party

Registration & coffee

Opening

Coffee break

[PL] Trzy warstwy obrony przed spike: jak zaprojektowaliśmy CMS biletowy w Laravelu

[PL] A miało być łatwo: prawie dwa lata migracji Zendesk Knowledge do nowego edytora

[PL] Myślałem, że będę aktualizował wtyczki – wyobrażenia vs rzeczywistość w pracy na supporcie

Lunch break

[PL] Anatomia WooPadku

[PL] Ło Panie! A kto tu Panu tak s$%&… zepsuł?

[PL] Klient nie kupuje kodu, kupuje od Ciebie spokój - czyli o empatycznej komunikacji w IT

Coffee break

CMS Conf Party

Lunch break

Closing remarks

Lunch break

Closing remarks

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