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@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ of the new group design, as well as improving other parts of contact management.
 This will form the basis of the implementation.</li><li><strong>Week 2</strong> - At this point we should be able to begin designing the Managed Group Extension to Cwtch. This will use the Cwtch Event Hooks API
 to respond to Peer events to manage groups. During this work, we also expect to migrate the legacy group code into it's own similar extension to make
 best use of the APIs. </li><li><strong>Week 3</strong> - Towards the end of January we expect to have a complete formal model of Managed Groups and to be able to start integrating the new extensions into the
-Cwtch-UI. We also expect to be in the process of releasing a new 1.14 version of Cwtch that supports Enhanced Permissions.</li><li><strong>Weeks 4 - Week 6</strong> - February marks the 6th anniversary of the founding of Open Privacy Research Society, and our organizational year end. During this
+Cwtch-UI. We also expect to be in the process of releasing a new 1.14 version of Cwtch that supports Enhanced Permissions.</li><li><strong>Weeks 4 - Week 6</strong> - February marks the 6th anniversary of the founding of <a href="https://openprivacy.ca" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Open Privacy Research Society</a>, and our organizational year end. During this
 time core members of the Cwtch team are often involved in administrative tasks that need to be done during this time, as such we are not planning to make too much progress on Cwtch during this time.</li><li><strong>Weeks 7 - Week 10</strong> - As we approach March, we will be formally integrating Managed Groups in Cwtch, and planning a Cwtch 1.15 release which will feature the new group type. During this time we will also be updating
 Cwtch <a href="https://docs.cwtch.im/docs/category/groups" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Group Documentation</a> .</li></ul><p>Once Managed Groups have been rolled out, we will assess what we have learned and proceed with similar steps for
 Augmented Groups in Q2 (more on that in a later devlog!).</p><h2 class="anchor anchorWithStickyNavbar_LWe7" id="stay-up-to-date">Stay up to date!<a href="#stay-up-to-date" class="hash-link" aria-label="Direct link to heading" title="Direct link to heading">​</a></h2><p>As always, we will be regularly updating this devlog <a href="https://fosstodon.org/@cwtch" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">and other channels</a> as we continue to make progress towards

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@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ of the new group design, as well as improving other parts of contact management.
 This will form the basis of the implementation.</li><li><strong>Week 2</strong> - At this point we should be able to begin designing the Managed Group Extension to Cwtch. This will use the Cwtch Event Hooks API
 to respond to Peer events to manage groups. During this work, we also expect to migrate the legacy group code into it's own similar extension to make
 best use of the APIs. </li><li><strong>Week 3</strong> - Towards the end of January we expect to have a complete formal model of Managed Groups and to be able to start integrating the new extensions into the
-Cwtch-UI. We also expect to be in the process of releasing a new 1.14 version of Cwtch that supports Enhanced Permissions.</li><li><strong>Weeks 4 - Week 6</strong> - February marks the 6th anniversary of the founding of Open Privacy Research Society, and our organizational year end. During this
+Cwtch-UI. We also expect to be in the process of releasing a new 1.14 version of Cwtch that supports Enhanced Permissions.</li><li><strong>Weeks 4 - Week 6</strong> - February marks the 6th anniversary of the founding of <a href="https://openprivacy.ca" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Open Privacy Research Society</a>, and our organizational year end. During this
 time core members of the Cwtch team are often involved in administrative tasks that need to be done during this time, as such we are not planning to make too much progress on Cwtch during this time.</li><li><strong>Weeks 7 - Week 10</strong> - As we approach March, we will be formally integrating Managed Groups in Cwtch, and planning a Cwtch 1.15 release which will feature the new group type. During this time we will also be updating
 Cwtch <a href="https://docs.cwtch.im/docs/category/groups" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Group Documentation</a> .</li></ul><p>Once Managed Groups have been rolled out, we will assess what we have learned and proceed with similar steps for
 Augmented Groups in Q2 (more on that in a later devlog!).</p><h2 class="anchor anchorWithStickyNavbar_LWe7" id="stay-up-to-date">Stay up to date!<a href="#stay-up-to-date" class="hash-link" aria-label="Direct link to heading" title="Direct link to heading">​</a></h2><p>As always, we will be regularly updating this devlog <a href="https://fosstodon.org/@cwtch" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">and other channels</a> as we continue to make progress towards

build-staging/de/blog/atom.xml

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ of the new group design, as well as improving other parts of contact management.
 This will form the basis of the implementation.</li><li><strong>Week 2</strong> - At this point we should be able to begin designing the Managed Group Extension to Cwtch. This will use the Cwtch Event Hooks API
 to respond to Peer events to manage groups. During this work, we also expect to migrate the legacy group code into it's own similar extension to make
 best use of the APIs. </li><li><strong>Week 3</strong> - Towards the end of January we expect to have a complete formal model of Managed Groups and to be able to start integrating the new extensions into the
-Cwtch-UI. We also expect to be in the process of releasing a new 1.14 version of Cwtch that supports Enhanced Permissions.</li><li><strong>Weeks 4 - Week 6</strong> - February marks the 6th anniversary of the founding of Open Privacy Research Society, and our organizational year end. During this
+Cwtch-UI. We also expect to be in the process of releasing a new 1.14 version of Cwtch that supports Enhanced Permissions.</li><li><strong>Weeks 4 - Week 6</strong> - February marks the 6th anniversary of the founding of <a href="https://openprivacy.ca" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Open Privacy Research Society</a>, and our organizational year end. During this
 time core members of the Cwtch team are often involved in administrative tasks that need to be done during this time, as such we are not planning to make too much progress on Cwtch during this time.</li><li><strong>Weeks 7 - Week 10</strong> - As we approach March, we will be formally integrating Managed Groups in Cwtch, and planning a Cwtch 1.15 release which will feature the new group type. During this time we will also be updating
 Cwtch <a href="https://docs.cwtch.im/docs/category/groups" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">Group Documentation</a> .</li></ul><p>Once Managed Groups have been rolled out, we will assess what we have learned and proceed with similar steps for
 Augmented Groups in Q2 (more on that in a later devlog!).</p><h2 class="anchor anchorWithStickyNavbar_LWe7" id="stay-up-to-date">Stay up to date!<a href="#stay-up-to-date" class="hash-link" aria-label="Direkter Link zur Überschrift" title="Direkter Link zur Überschrift">​</a></h2><p>As always, we will be regularly updating this devlog <a href="https://fosstodon.org/@cwtch" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer">and other channels</a> as we continue to make progress towards