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+            <ITEXT CH="In September, a group of GNOME hackers met in Florida for the User Observation Hackfest, which was held together with the 2012 OpenSUSE Summit. The central event of the hackfest was a visit to the city of Largo, home of a large GNOME deployment within its public sector. During the hackfest, the developers had the opportunity to talk to users who use GNOME on a day-to-day basis and hear about their goals, their tasks, their attitudes and about how they communicate with the software they use. Work was done on extracting user behavioral trends from the evidence collected during the visit to Largo. This material is one of the foundations that help shape our GNOME Pattern Language and the new version of the GNOME Human Interface Guidelines. Events like the User Observation Hackfest are crucial to GNOME in its mission: Design is part determining problems and part providing solutions, and the problems are out there to be observed. Good interface design starts with understanding people: who they are, why they use our software and how they communicate with it. The more we know about our users, the more effectively we can design for them. User observation is, among other tools, one of the ways we can understand our users’ world."/>
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+            <ITEXT CH="With design taking a bigger role in the GNOME project, designers and developers decided to come together to refine what would become the GNOME 3.6 release at the UX Hackfest, just a few days before GUADEC. The event, kindly hosted by Igalia at their office in A Coruña, included the presence of some of our awesome Google Summer of Code and GNOME Outreach Program for Women interns, who contributed a good number of fresh ideas. Great collaboration came out of having core designers and hackers working together to ensure that our upcoming 3.6 release would be great. The group worked on several core pieces of the GNOME experience, including the lock screen, the new setup assistant, and the design updates for Nautilus, Documents and Contacts. Additionally, a set of design guidelines for search within GNOME applications were developed, drawing inspiration from a variety of previous search implementations in our project. The search pattern will be one of the pieces building up to a new version of our Human Interface Guidelines. An impressive amount of progress was made during the event which helped make sure that our 3.6 release was a success!"/>
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+            <ITEXT CH="In 2012, the GNOME.Asia Summit had a variety of attendees, ranging from contributors and enthusiasts to students and other people who might want to participate in GNOME in the future. With help from hard-working volunteers, the conference ran smoothly. There were over 175 registrants who attended across the two days of the conference. The conference was held in Hong Kong and there was strong local sponsorship of the event."/>
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+            <ITEXT CH="This year, the Boston Summit convened curious newcomers and experienced developers together to learn about GNOME and discuss the project's future. For the first time, organizers held a special event for newcomers and on Friday new faces were spotted everywhere while key contributors of GNOME provided lessons on how essential tools such as JHBuild, Bugzilla and Git can be used to participate in the GNOME Project. The new focus on introducing newcomers to GNOME at this year's Boston Summit was a big success and many aspiring contributors managed to fix their first bug in the &quot;Fix-your-first-bug&quot; mini-hackfest, which was held on Sunday. Meanwhile, developers gathered for useful discussions regarding future goals of GNOME and its many subsidiaries. Topics varied from methods in which you can maintain large amounts of code, to how multi-monitor support could be implemented in an efficient way. Long lists of bugs and feature suggestions were created for libraries such as GTK+ and GLib and ideas for better communication were put on the table in a big marketing brainstorm. The Boston Summit lasted three days but the event left attendees with new insights, making new as well as experienced contributors ready to shape forthcoming GNOME releases."/>
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+            <ITEXT CH="The GNOME Project had a strong showing at FOSDEM 2012. The booth was well staffed throughout the weekend, allowing everyone a chance to see at least some of the talks they wanted to. The GNOME devroom was well received with a variety of talks on GNOME and related technologies. Highlights included Allan Day's talk on &quot;Every Detail Matters&quot;, the status update and roadmap for WebKitGTK+ given by Mario Sanchez Prada and David King's &quot;Getting into GNOME: Impressions of a new Maintainer&quot;. A few other GNOME-related talks and round tables were held in various other devrooms as well, including a round table on legal issues co-chaired by Karen Sandler."/>
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+            <ITEXT CH="The 9th annual Ohio Linux Fest took place in Columbus OH, September 28-30th, 2012, and for the first time in several years GNOME had a presence there. Emily Gonyer ran a booth for the GNOME Project on Saturday, where she demoed GNOME 3.2 and the just-released GNOME 3.6. On Sunday she also participated in the Diversity in Open Source Workshop, sharing her experiences with free and open source software. Ohio Linux Fest has a long standing policy of openness and diversity which was readily apparent in the diversity of the attendees. "/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="It’s exciting that we’ve reached this milestone. Fifteen years ago, GNOME was created under the umbrella of the GNU project by Miguel de Icaza and Federico Mena Quintero, then two students at the National Autonomous University of Mexico. The first five years, GNOME was a young project with very young members between the ages of 14 and 22. writing code with passion and a vision to create a free desktop for GNU/Linux enthusiasts. A desktop by hackers for hackers."/>
+            <ITEXT CH="It’s exciting that we’ve reached this milestone. Fifteen years ago, GNOME was created under the umbrella of the GNU project by Miguel de Icaza and Federico Mena Quintero, then two students at the National Autonomous University of Mexico. For the first five years, GNOME was a young project with very young members between the ages of 14 and 22. Writing code with passion and a vision to create a free desktop for GNU/Linux enthusiasts. A desktop by hackers for hackers."/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="At our ten year mark we had grown, our code base had grown and we had as a community matured. We realized that our current model of development was unsustainable, and we wanted to be more than just a desktop for hackers, we wanted to write a desktop for everyone regardless of ability. Great changes took place. Our culture changed as we moved to a six month release model, the exuberant wish to code in features were replaced with thoughtful reflection on making a desktop that “just worked.” Initially we were on a rocky road. There were many who were disappointed in the direction we had taken. Some of them did not continue the journey with us, others persevered and newcomers enthusiastically joined us. We lost old friends and gained new ones. During this time our community grew, the popularity of our desktop grew, and we had achieved the reputation of having a successful user experience."/>
+            <ITEXT CH="At our ten year mark we had grown, our code base had grown and we had matured as a community. We realized that our model of development was unsustainable, and we wanted to be more than just a desktop for hackers: We wanted to write a desktop for everyone, regardless of ability. Great changes took place. Our culture changed as we moved to a six month release model, the exuberant wish to code in features was replaced with thoughtful reflection on making a desktop that “just worked.” Initially we were on a rocky road. There were many who were disappointed in the direction we had taken. Some of them did not continue the journey with us, others persevered and newcomers enthusiastically joined us. We lost old friends and gained new ones. During this time our community grew, the popularity of our desktop grew, and we had achieved the reputation of having a successful user experience."/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="We were the default desktop for many of the most popular distributions. As we approached our ten year mark, the world had changed around us. Hardware changed. For many, tablets and smart phones became the primary computing device for reading books, for watching videos, and social networking. Our desktop was modeled after an older computing paradigm. It was time to change the game. To chart a path independent from the other desktops and create a new model that was flexible to adapt to any hardware platform, mobile and desktop. To build upon our successes that we have already achieved with assistive technologies and “just works” design. So after nine years, a new release of GNOME was released. The new release featured a brand new look, integrated focused special effects, and a new mentality of staying out of your way - a distraction free desktop to help manage the many distractions in our Internet integrated life."/>
+            <ITEXT CH="We were the default desktop for many of the most popular distributions. As we approached our ten year mark, the world had changed around us. Hardware changed. For many, tablets and smart phones became the primary computing device for reading books, for watching videos, and for social networking. Our desktop was modeled after an older computing paradigm. It was time to change the game. To chart a path independent from the other desktops and create a new model that was flexible to adapt to any hardware platform, mobile and desktop. To build upon our successes that we had already achieved with assistive technologies and “just works” design. So after nine years, a new major version of GNOME was released. That release featured a brand new look, integrated focused special effects, and a new mentality of staying out of your way - a distraction-free desktop to help manage the many distractions in our Internet-integrated life."/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="GNOME 2.0 was a radical departure from GNOME 1.0 in code development. The breakages of ABI/API became a thing of the past. A new six month release model that continues to this day provides steady releases. An achievement that is unusual not only in free software but in commercial software shops as well. For GNOME 3, while we continued to build on those successes, we changed the game again by being the first free software project to take a design focused approach to the traditional free software model. GNOME 3 focuses on the user experience, by creating a new suite of GNOME 3 applications collaboratively designed by package maintainers and UX designers. In the years ahead, the GNOME Project will continue to focus on creating a better user experience. We know that the desktop experience isn’t entirely contained at the user space level but at the kernel and distribution level too. To creating a user experience from power up to shutdown. We’ll be partnering with distributions, kernel developers, and users to create the finest experience out there. We are also changing our culture, by expanding our outreach programs. Community involvement will be stepped up, with an increased presence on social networking sites. We’re focused on better volunteer management, to increase number of volunteers to our project so that we will continue to have a new generation of contributors. We’ll expand the Women’s Outreach Program and increase not only the number of women in our project, but gender diversification in free software overall. The first 15 years of GNOME was a period of fun, experimentation, and maturation. We expect the next 15 years to be even better!"/>
+            <ITEXT CH="GNOME 2.0 was a radical departure from GNOME 1.0 in code development. The breakages of ABI/API became a thing of the past. A new six month release model that continues to this day provides steady releases. An achievement that is unusual not only in free software but in commercial software shops as well. For GNOME 3, while we continued to build on those successes, we changed the game again by being the first free software project to take a design-focused approach to the traditional free software model. GNOME 3 focuses on the user experience, by creating a new suite of GNOME 3 applications collaboratively designed by package maintainers and UX designers. In the years ahead, the GNOME Project will continue to focus on creating a better user experience. We know that the desktop experience isn’t entirely contained at the user space level but at the kernel and distribution level too. To create a user experience from power up to shutdown, we’ll be partnering with distributions, kernel developers, and users to create the finest experience out there. We are also changing our culture, by expanding our outreach programs. Community involvement will be stepped up, with an increased presence on social networking sites. We’re focused on better volunteer management, to increase number of volunteers to our project so that we will continue to have a new generation of contributors. We’ll expand the Women’s Outreach Program and increase not only the number of women in our project, but gender diversification in free software overall. The first fifteen years of GNOME was a period of fun, experimentation, and maturation. We expect the next fifteen years to be even better!"/>
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-            <ITEXT KERN="-2" CH="Daniel Siegel: Well, around the time of gnome 2.22, while preparing release notes for Cheese, I felt the gnome community had seen my handsome face on Cheese screenshots often enough. So, I asked around and, while getting some more or less useful hints, I had an unexpected guest visiting me in my apartment..."/>
+            <ITEXT KERN="-2" CH="Daniel Siegel: Well, around the time of GNOME 2.22, while preparing release notes for Cheese, I felt the GNOME community had seen my handsome face on Cheese screenshots often enough. So, I asked around and, while getting some more or less useful hints, I had an unexpected guest visiting me in my apartment..."/>
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-            <ITEXT FONT="Source Sans Pro Italic" CH="- love, the swedish conspiracy"/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="Daniel: He seems to prefer the company of awesome gnome hackers and he usually does not visit the same hacker twice. Then, there is a ruleset he brings along on how to take care of the traveling gnome:"/>
+            <ITEXT CH="Daniel: He seems to prefer the company of awesome GNOME hackers and he usually does not visit the same hacker twice. Then, there is a ruleset he brings along on how to take care of the Traveling GNOME:"/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="    • add a photo of the traveling gnome and yourself to https://live.gnome.org/TravellingGnome"/>
+            <ITEXT CH="    • add a photo of the Traveling GNOME and yourself to https://live.gnome.org/TravellingGnome"/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="    • get a present and put it into a box along with the traveling gnome and the instructions"/>
+            <ITEXT CH="    • get a present and put it into a box along with the Traveling GNOME and the instructions"/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="    • send it to your favorite gnome hacker "/>
+            <ITEXT CH="    • send it to your favorite GNOME hacker "/>
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-            <ITEXT FONT="Source Sans Pro Semibold" CH="Dave: Thanks Daniel! I have tried travelinggnome gnome org but it bounced - I don't think he ever asked for his foundation membership (we should change that!)"/>
+            <ITEXT FONT="Source Sans Pro Semibold" CH="Dave: Thanks Daniel! I have tried TravelingGNOME@gnome.org but it bounced - I don't think he ever asked for his Foundation membership (we should change that!)"/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="Daniel: I don't think this is a valid mail address, so far we only have that wiki page ;) But, yeah, he is definitely a good candidate for foundation membership. I even would vouch for him!"/>
+            <ITEXT CH="Daniel: I don't think this is a valid e-mail address, so far we only have that wiki page ;) But, yeah, he is definitely a good candidate for Foundation membership. I even would vouch for him!"/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="GNOME 3.0 was an exciting new desktop designed for today's users and which is suited to a range of modern computing devices. GNOME's developer technologies were substantially improved for 3.0. Modernised and streamlined, they enable developers to provide better user experiences with less time and effort. The most important goal of GNOME 3 was defined as the unification of the user experience. Many flaws were identified in the GNOME 2 desktop related to windows, workspaces and application launching, some of which were labor intensive and prone to errors. A much more  holistic  approach  was  needed  to take it to the next level."/>
-            <ITEXT KERN="-1" CH=" GNOME 3 was met by some with very positive reactions. Said one detractor, &quot;I forgot how beautiful and stable GNOME 2 was&quot;"/>
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+            <ITEXT KERN="-1" CH=" GNOME 3 was met by some with very positive reactions. Said one detractor, &quot;I forgot how beautiful and stable GNOME 2 was.&quot;"/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="On June 26, 2002 GNOME 2.0 was released, the culmination of major efforts with the dual objective of enhancing the user experience and dramatically improving developer productivity. GNOME 2.0 was the first release in the 2.x series, which saw 16 more releases over the next 9 years. The introduction of the Human Interface Guidelines (HIG), allowed for a more predictable and consistent interface for users. GNOME 2 also had a host of advanced accessibility features for users with disabilities along with a built-in accessibility framework for developers to meet Section 508 requirements. GNOME 2.x was widely adopted over its many iterations, though many were unhappy upon its introduction. Said one critic upon the release of GNOME 2.0: “I found this default configuration, bone-headed, at best.” "/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="The GNOME accessibility team is working hard, but its resources are more limited than in the past. For this reason, the GNOME Foundation started a Friend of GNOME campaign to get funds for supporting development in this important area."/>
+            <ITEXT CH="The GNOME accessibility team is working hard, but its resources are more limited than in the past. For this reason, the GNOME Foundation started a Friends of GNOME campaign to get funds for supporting development in this important area."/>
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+            <ITEXT CH="The goal for the campaign was set to US $20,000 when the campaign was launched on the December 16th. With the help of many Friends of GNOME, the goal was reached on June 7th. The campaign was helped by two GNOME users who generously shared their experiences about how the accessibility features of GNOME 3 impacted them:"/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="Following our fundraising campaign through Friends of GNOME, the always supportive Mozilla Corporation joined the cause to improve accessibility and assigned US $10,000 extra to this endeavor. So finally the money available for the project is US $30,000."/>
+            <ITEXT CH="Following our fundraising campaign through Friends of GNOME, the always supportive Mozilla Corporation joined the cause to improve accessibility and assigned US $10,000 extra to this endeavor. So the total money available for the project was US $30,000."/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="The GNOME Board of Directors, with the advice of the GNOME Accessibility Team, decided to spend the money in several tasks to enhance the accessibility of documents within GNOME, such as PDFs, word processing documents and HTML content."/>
+            <ITEXT CH="The GNOME Board of Directors, with the advice of the GNOME Accessibility Team, decided to spend the money on several tasks to enhance the accessibility of documents within GNOME, such as PDFs, word processing documents and HTML content."/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="This year, the Pants were awarded to an extremely worth recipient: Marina Zhurakhinskaya."/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="Marina is an essential member of the GNOME community. While a developer on the shell team at Red Hat, Marina has also made time to volunteer and develop GNOME's outreach programs. In particular, Marina picked up the work that was done from the 2006 Outreach Program for Women and made it into a groundbreaking program for free software. As you can read in another section of the report, the OPW gives women a chance to participate in our community who might not have otherwise been able to. In the course of the program thus far, the representation of talented women in the GNOME community has vastly improved. Marina has worked hard to understand the obstacles that might prevent women from participating and set up mechanisms to remove them. Always looking to improve how things are, Marina took many of those lessons from the OPW and helped improve our other outreach programs too, like GNOME's participation in Google's Summer of Code. For example, through Marina's work we learned that all new contributors can benefit from improved mentorship structures and support infrastructure."/>
+            <ITEXT CH="Marina is an essential member of the GNOME community. While a developer on the shell team at Red Hat, Marina has also made time to volunteer and develop GNOME's outreach programs. In particular, Marina picked up the work that was done from the 2006 Outreach Program for Women (OPW) and made it into a groundbreaking program for free software. As you can read in another section of this report, the OPW gives women a chance to participate in our community who might not have otherwise been able to. In the course of the program thus far, the representation of talented women in the GNOME community has vastly improved. Marina has worked hard to understand the obstacles that might prevent women from participating and set up mechanisms to remove them. Always looking to improve things, Marina took many of the lessons learned from the OPW and helped to improve our other outreach programs too, like GNOME's participation in Google's Summer of Code. For example, through Marina's work we learned that all new contributors can benefit from improved mentorship structures and support infrastructure."/>
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+            <ITEXT CH="Building on the solid foundation of GNOME 3.2, the community worked together to unleash GNOME 3.4 in March and GNOME 3.6 in September, maintaining the six-month cadence set by earlier releases. Matthias Clasen oversaw the completion of GNOME 3.4 and described it as &quot;a great leap forward for GNOME 3 ... we hope that our users enjoy it.&quot;"/>
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+            <ITEXT CH="GNOME 3.4 introduced a wealth of new features and improvements, including but not limited to beautiful new designs and interfaces for GNOME applications such as Web, Documents, Epiphany, and Contacts. The Activities Overview was enhanced to allow users to search for documents and quickly access content stored locally and online. New application menus located on the top bar were introduced as a means to access options and actions for various applications."/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="Other enhancements to GNOME 3.4 included refreshed interface components, such as a new color picker, redesigned scrollbars, spin buttons and title bars, and smooth scrolling support. New animated backgrounds brought a nice touch of style. Better hardware support, topic-oriented documentation, better accessibility and many other improvments made for a very solid release."/>
+            <ITEXT CH="Other enhancements to GNOME 3.4 included refreshed interface components, such as a new color picker, redesigned scrollbars, spin buttons and title bars, and smooth scrolling support. New animated backgrounds brought a nice touch of style. Better hardware support, topic-oriented documentation, better accessibility and many other improvements made for a very solid release."/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="Accessibility became an always on feature in GNOME 3.6, enabling universal access to assistive technologies and settings such as brightness, contrast, inversion and greyscale, improved web navigation, and the Orca screen reader. Braille support was also improved in Orca."/>
+            <ITEXT CH="Accessibility became an &quot;always on&quot; feature in GNOME 3.6, enabling universal access to assistive technologies and settings such as brightness, contrast, inversion and greyscale, improved web navigation, and the Orca screen reader. Braille support was also improved in Orca."/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="Two new applications were included in the release. Boxes allows access and management of remote systems and virtual machines, and a preview of the new Clocks application was showcased. Many other smaller enhancements rounded out the release to help make GNOME 3.6 the best one yet. Looking ahead to the future, GNOME will continue to deliver an effective and efficient workflow while keeping an eye on security. Planned features, refinements and usability enhancements will provide an even better user experience going forward."/>
+            <ITEXT CH="Two new applications were included in the release. &quot;Boxes&quot; allows access and management of remote systems and virtual machines, and a preview of the new Clocks application was showcased. Many other smaller enhancements rounded out the release to help make GNOME 3.6 the best one so far. Looking ahead to the future, GNOME will continue to deliver an effective and efficient workflow while keeping an eye on security. Planned features, refinements and usability enhancements will provide an even better user experience going forward."/>
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             <ITEXT CH="In the 2012 fiscal year, the GNOME Foundation raised approximately $418,600 and spent approximately $409,000. The previous year saw a substantial deficit. Our small surplus in 2012 reflects an increase in corporate sponsorship and personal donations, despite some increased expenses."/>
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+            <ITEXT KERN="-1" CH="Corporate sponsorship accounted for $121,600 of our income, up 41.6% from the previous year. This includes sponsorship money for outreach programs and for events (excluding GUADEC). Personal donations through programs like Friends of GNOME rose by 45.4% to over $53,600. Looking at previous records, this appears to be the highest amount of personal donations that the GNOME Foundation has ever received. Income from the annual advisory board fees, however, dropped by 21.1% to $150,000."/>
             <ITEXT CH=" The decrease in advisory board fees is largely due to late payment of invoices and not reduced commitment by our advisory board members, although one member did step down."/>
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+            <ITEXT CH="The GNOME Foundation spent over $201,900 on employees, a 55% increase from the previous year. This increase reflects the fact that in the previous year there was a long period of time where there was no Executive Director. We also increased spending on the Outreach Program for Women, although those expenses were balanced by sponsorship income. We have a year-on-year decreasing trend in hackfest expenses. Although we need to be conscious of our expenses, we encourage members to organize more hackfests to improve GNOME for everyone."/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="This has been quite a year for GNOME!  This report covers our fiscal year, which starts and ends in fall (at least in North America where the Foundation has its home). We're required by law to file an official form with the IRS in the United States but we also like to take the opportunity to put together something that's a lot more readable so that our volunteers, members, sponsors and the GNOME-using community can see what we've been working on and how we've been using our resources. We've made a point of highlighting certain facts for you as you read the report, to make reading this easier and more fun.  It's especially gratifying for me to have the opportunity to recap what has been an amazing first full year as Executive Director. We're refining and furthering GNOME 3 and, as a foundation, making freedom and our nonprofit principles the central focus of everything that we do."/>
+            <ITEXT CH="It has been quite a year for GNOME!  This report covers our fiscal year, which starts and ends in fall (at least in North America where the Foundation has its home). We're required by law to file an official form with the IRS in the United States but we also like to take the opportunity to put together something that's a lot more readable so that our volunteers, members, sponsors and the GNOME-using community can see what we've been working on and how we've been using our resources. We've made a point of highlighting certain facts for you as you read the report, to make reading this easier and more fun.  It's especially gratifying for me to have the opportunity to recap what has been an amazing first full year as Executive Director. We're refining and furthering GNOME 3 and, as a foundation, making freedom and our nonprofit principles the central focus of everything that we do."/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="There are exciting projects under development in the private sector with GNOME 3 at their center. Our distros are catching up to latest versions of GNOME, and their users are having a better experience for it. Technologically, we're starting to see the potential of GNOME 3, both as a user experience and as a platform from which companies and other nonprofits can build. It's good to see expanded interest in GNOME and GNOME technologies from others, and to see the nonprofit model of our collaboration steer our community."/>
+            <ITEXT CH="There are exciting projects under development in the private sector with GNOME 3 at their center. Our distros are catching up with the latest versions of GNOME, and their users are having a better experience for it. Technologically, we're starting to see the potential of GNOME 3, both as a user experience and as a platform to which companies and other nonprofits can build. It's good to see expanded interest in GNOME and GNOME technologies from others, and to see the nonprofit model of our collaboration steer our community."/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="We dubbed 2012 the &quot;year of accessibility&quot; and I'm proud of the successful accessibility campaign we ran during the fiscal year. We're using the money now to improve document accessibility in GNOME for those who are visually impaired, which perhaps makes 2013 the year of accessibility at GNOME instead. Focusing on making our software available to everyone is  something that must remain an ongoing goal of GNOME. This is software in the public interest - we as a community can together work on what matters to make the world better through software."/>
+            <ITEXT CH="We dubbed 2012 the &quot;year of accessibility&quot; and I'm proud of the successful accessibility campaign we ran during the fiscal year. We're using the money now to improve document accessibility in GNOME for those who are visually impaired, which perhaps makes 2013 the year of accessibility for GNOME instead. Focusing on making our software available to everyone is  something that must remain an ongoing goal of GNOME. This is software in the public interest - we as a community can together work on what matters to make the world better through software."/>
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-            <ITEXT KERN="-3" CH="In this vein, we also took steps to include more voices in the GNOME community and in free software generally. Our Outreach Program for Women has grown considerably, and during this year we became leaders in a new way by expanding OPW beyond GNOME and inviting other free software organizations to join us. The Software Freedom Conservancy partnered with us to pilot the program with multiple organizations. I'm happy to report that the experiment was a success, and GNOME has implemented infrastructure to invite even more projects to attract talented women to join us."/>
+            <ITEXT KERN="-3" CH="In this vein, we also took steps to include more voices in the GNOME community and in free software generally. Our Outreach Program for Women (OPW) has grown considerably, and during this year we became leaders in a new way by expanding OPW beyond GNOME and inviting other free software organizations to join us. The Software Freedom Conservancy partnered with us to pilot the program with multiple organizations. I'm happy to report that the experiment was a success, and GNOME has implemented infrastructure to invite even more projects to attract talented women to join us."/>
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             <ITEXT CH="GNOME is an amazing community doing revolutionary work. We celebrated our 15th anniversary this year. We've kept happybirthdaygnome.org up while we celebrate the milestone so that you can see how far we've come. Looking retrospectively at our history, it's evident that sticking with our nonprofit model (with room for others to profit from our technologies) is the way to unite our principles and vision."/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="Special thanks to Karen Sandler, Ekaterina Gerasimova and Joanmarie Diggs for proof reading."/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="A highlight of the conference was a congratulations from the Galician government on the 15th year anniversary of GNOME. The regional government is using GNOME in the Abalar Project, set to reach 44,000 students and in the CEMIT Network, the galician Network for the Modernization and Inclusion Technology, which has over 14,000 users. Adrian Lence, director of the Infrastructure and Telecommunications Amtega &quot;is a superb example of the virtues of free software&quot;."/>
+            <ITEXT CH="A highlight of the conference were congratulations from the Galician government on the 15th year anniversary of GNOME. The regional government is using GNOME in the Abalar Project, set to reach 44,000 students and in the CEMIT Network, the Galician Network for the Modernization and Inclusion of Technology, which has over 14,000 users. Adrian Lence, director of the Infrastructure and Telecommunications Amtega said: &quot;is a superb example of the virtues of free software&quot;."/>
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-            <ITEXT CH="The organization was led by the local associations GPUL and GHANDALF. The organizing team was fantastic. They had everything planned down to the smallest detail, including a rock solid network infrastructure. Facilities and infrastructure were provided by the University of A Coruña, which was actively collaborating with the organization of the meeting. The Faculty of Computer Science hosted the event and GNOME users and developers were kindly gifted by a excellent organization and resources to share experiences and new ideas about the future of GNOME."/>
+            <ITEXT CH="The organization was led by the local associations GPUL and GHANDALF. The organizing team was fantastic. They had everything planned, down to the smallest detail, including a rock solid network infrastructure. Facilities and infrastructure were provided by the University of A Coruña, which was actively collaborating with the organization of the meeting. The Faculty of Computer Science hosted the event and GNOME users and developers were kindly gifted by a excellent organization and resources to share experiences and new ideas about the future of GNOME."/>
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             <ITEXT CH="The regional government of Galicia, Xunta de Galicia, supported this event in order to promote free software in the region. Thanks also to Canonical, Collabora, Google, Igalia, Red Hat, openshine, Open Invention Network, Mozilla, The Linux Foundation and Codethink for sponsoring this great event. "/>
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