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+						<h4><span class="red">August 7, 2012</span></h4>
+						<div style="font-size: 10px;"><h4>Mayan development work in progress.</h4><a href="news.html#20120807">Read more</a></div>
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 						<h4><span class="red">June 30, 2012</span></h4>
 						<div style="font-size: 10px;"><h4>Mayan 0.12.2 released.</h4><a href="news.html#20120630">Read more</a></div>

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+				<a href="#20120807"><h3><span class="red">August 07, 2012</span></h3></a>
+				<h4>Mayan development work in progress</h4>
+				<p>This has been a very exciting development cycle, many new additions are making their way into the code as well as third party project supporting or related to <strong>Mayan EDMS</strong>.</p>
+				<p>A huge thanks go to <a href="http://www.rtm-it.com/">RTM-IT corp.</a> for their donation of <em><strong>Citadel</strong></em>, their commercial clustering product for <strong>Mayan EDMS</strong>.  <em><strong>Citadel</strong></em> is now part of the <strong>Free Open Source</strong> version of <strong>Mayan EDMS</strong> and available for everyone to use and enjoy!  We hope that along with <a href="http://www.rtm-it.com/">RTM-IT Corp.</a> and <a href="http://www.seeopen.it/">SeeOpen S.r.l.</a> other commercial organizations step up and contribute to the core of what <strong>Mayan EDMS</strong> is.  If you make money somehow from <strong>Mayan EDMS</strong> please consider giving something back to the community, whether it is monetary donations, patches, testing and now that clustering is an integral part of <strong>Mayan EDMS</strong>, hardware for a server farm for testing will be needed, so every bit helps.</p>
+				<p>Another great news is that the first mobile app specifically designed for <strong>Mayan EDMS</strong> is in the works by <strong>Pablo Juan Rivera (orangethirty)</strong>.</p>
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+				<p>Along with a major refactoring of every internal code from navigation to tool registration some frequently requested additions have been implemented and added like: a complete move to <strong>Django 1.4</strong>, a bootstrap app to create metadata, indexes and document types to help user get up and running faster when installing <strong>Mayan EDMS</strong> for the first time.  Several more translations have made their way:  <strong>Dutch</strong> (<strong>Lucas Weel</strong>), <strong>Bulgarian</strong> (<strong>Iliya Georgiev</strong> and <strong>Koldo</strong>) and <strong>French</strong> (<strong>Pierre Lhoste</strong>).  Full migration to <strong>South</strong>, this will make upgrade from this next version onwards much easier.  Trash can support, a <strong>Pygments</strong> renderer to support colorized display of code files, initial implementation of retention policies and many more fixes and small updates everywhere.</p>
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 				<a href="#20120630"><h3><span class="red">June 30, 2012</span></h3></a>
 				<h4>Mayan 0.12.2 released</h4>