Community content: A year in review

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A lot can be said in just one year! This is especially true for members of the Atlassian Community. Since launch, members of this Community have viewed 33,835,216 pages, made 160,459 posts, and have given 26,980 likes. It's impossible to highlight all of the magic moments that have happened over the past year, but in this Content Year in Review we will try to bring you an entertaining + inspiring highlight reel with just some of the standouts:

From sharing creative ways to manage life's quirks to coming up with outside-the-box solutions that our very own product teams would never think to give, the variety of content that this Community produces on a daily basis is extraordinary. My job is to find and surface and amplify the most inspiring and insightful content moments so to benefit the entire community. While impossible to shout out every incredible piece of content created over the past year, this post aims to celebrate the people and the posts that have laid the foundation for many years of insight and inspiration to come. 

Friday Fun Threads: our weekly community watercooler where anyone can sign up or join in!

Community Showcases aim to capture all facets of Atlassian products, from a user's role to their hobbies + quirks. How Devon uses Trello to manage marketing + her fountain pen collection

And speaking of hobbies and quirks... How one Trello user masters his Dungeons and Dragons boards

@Thomas Schlegel has given over 900 answers since we launched last April! Admin's tale: User Macro filtering a Confluence Table

The Atlassian Community both knows how to have fun (and how to thoroughly document it) Summit Flair Challenge

So many of our Community members are certified badasses ;) Why I got Atlassian certified and how you can too

The Atlassian Community is chock full of useful information. Hope you came with an appetite for learning... How Atlassian delivers Domino's technology

Yes,  of course we have celebrities January 2018 Community awards

Learn from experts in your industry who face the same challenges you do How the finance and banking industry uses Atlassian products

Fact: The Atlassian Community can help you to optimize your work/life balance. Jira as a beer inventory system 

This upcoming year, we're hyper-focused on making the Community feel even richer so that you can access the information and connections that are most well suited to inspire you. We truly appreciate the curiosity and expertise you bring to this Community every day, and can't wait to celebrate many more anniversaries together as we continue to grow.

Don't see one of your favorite Atlassian Community Content moments in the list above? Give it a special mention in the comments section below! 

Special shoutout to our Community Champions who spend so much of their free time making this space into a welcoming and useful destination. Interested in the Atlassian Champion program? Click here for more info. 

Cheers,

Bridget + the Community Team 

[Erica Moss]

I also really liked @Devon Henderson's tips for effectively filtering your Trello boards: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Trello-articles/Effective-ways-to-filter-your-Trello-board/ba-p/579781

[Bridget]

+1 to that @Erica Moss! Another favorite of mine was Jay's Q+A session: https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Jira-articles/Answers-to-your-burning-questions/ba-p/590058

[Angela Smith]

I happened to love @Rachel Wright 's travel guide for Summit https://community.atlassian.com/t5/Summit-articles/Atlassian-Summit-Travel-Guide/ba-p/458913  as well as all of her other Summit stuff!

• Summit Through the Years - Part 1
• Summit Through the Years - Part 2

• Atlassian Summit Survival Guide
• How to Get your Boss to Send you to the Atlassian Summit User Conference 

[congo bongo]

i only found the community useless so far - best way for knowledge share was through the physical usergroup meetups that has nothing to do with this community

[Monique vdB]

@congo bongo the in-person meetings are definitely awesome! Hope the community can be equally valuable to you in the future. :) 

[Darline Auguste]

Wow, this highlight reel is quite impressive! +1 for the additional memories in the comments as well and here's to many more! 

[Deleted user]

Great place, great advice.

[Vishnukumar Vasudevan]

Nice recap. Great work champs 

[Jodi LeBlanc]

What an incredible summary! Those stats are astonishing :)