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We just shipped a new version of Discourse today, v2025.11.0
It's got some great new things like the ability to search chat channels, and to allow your site to be indexed in multiple languages.
But those beautiful version numbers... those are nice.
meta.discourse.org/t/release-v2...
It's got some great new things like the ability to search chat channels, and to allow your site to be indexed in multiple languages.
But those beautiful version numbers... those are nice.
meta.discourse.org/t/release-v2...
Release v2025.11.0: AI translations improvements, chat search, new review queue, and improvements for posts with images
New features in v2025.11.0 New version numbering scheme Perhaps you noticed we just jumped from version 3.6.0.beta2 to version 2025.11.0. We have updated our version numbers for releases to be based o...
meta.discourse.org
November 27, 2025 at 2:58 AM
We just shipped a new version of Discourse today, v2025.11.0
It's got some great new things like the ability to search chat channels, and to allow your site to be indexed in multiple languages.
But those beautiful version numbers... those are nice.
meta.discourse.org/t/release-v2...
It's got some great new things like the ability to search chat channels, and to allow your site to be indexed in multiple languages.
But those beautiful version numbers... those are nice.
meta.discourse.org/t/release-v2...
We all love to chat, but when we need to learn together in our community or our workplace, it's incredibly valuable to have collective memory.
Here are some ideas to explore when you're ready to build lasting knowledge in your community.
blog.discourse.org/2025/09/the-...
Here are some ideas to explore when you're ready to build lasting knowledge in your community.
blog.discourse.org/2025/09/the-...
The end of community memory?
An experience I think a lot of us have these days in our interactions online, whether it be in the workplace, on social media, or even in real life is “We’ve had this conversation before…”
blog.discourse.org
September 25, 2025 at 7:08 PM
We all love to chat, but when we need to learn together in our community or our workplace, it's incredibly valuable to have collective memory.
Here are some ideas to explore when you're ready to build lasting knowledge in your community.
blog.discourse.org/2025/09/the-...
Here are some ideas to explore when you're ready to build lasting knowledge in your community.
blog.discourse.org/2025/09/the-...