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- Keep the full explanation of PythonAsia, its rotating host communities, and its distinction from national and local PyCons.
- Group historical editions under the PythonAsia label with the PyCon APAC name through 2025.
- Mark the 2026 edition as the PyCon APAC to PythonAsia rename.
- Expand the listed national and local PyCon examples and adjust timeline styling.
<pclass="eyebrow eyebrow-dark">A short history of PythonAsia</p>
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<h2>One community.<br/><em>Many places.</em></h2>
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<p>PythonAsia is the annual Asia-wide Python conference formerly known as PyCon APAC. Each edition is hosted by a local Python community and co-organized with Python Asia Organization (PAO). Its host community changes over time, bringing the conference to Python communities in different countries across Asia.</p>
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<p>It is distinct from national and city-based conferences. PyCon Japan, PyCon Korea, PyCon Thailand, PyCon Singapore, and other local events continue to use the PyCon name for their communities.</p>
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<aclass="text-link text-link-dark" href="https://pythonasia.org" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Visit the PythonAsia website <spanaria-hidden="true">↗</span></a>
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<p>It is distinct from national and city-based conferences. PyCon Japan, PyCon Korea, PyCon Thailand, PyCon Taiwan, PyCon Hong Kong, PyCon Singapore, PyCon Philippines and other local events continue to use the PyCon name for their communities.</p>
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<divclass="history-timeline" aria-label="History of the regional conference">
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