Last week I attended WordCamp Torino 2016, the first Italian WordCamp in several years.
The event took place on April 1st and 2nd, and it was incredible to see the community come back to life.
Since the last WordCamp in 2012, the Italian WordPress scene had gone quiet, but in just nine months, a group of passionate contributors managed to revive it, organize local meetups, and finally bring WordCamp back to Italy.1
That energy and collaboration were exactly what our community needed.
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