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# Counterweight Posts
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This is where I keep my blog posts. The structure does not follow any blog
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convention: I keep my stuff here the way I like to prevent lock-in into any
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specific blog service or technology. Once I want to render all of this into a
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real blog, I just develop and run some small code to adapt the contents to the
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concrete solution I will be using.
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## Structure
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Posts should be stored in the `posts` folder. Each post:
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- Should have its own folder. The folder name must be a unique slug.
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- Must contain two files inside:
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- `content.md`: the actual post, as markdown.
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- `meta.yaml`: metadata on the post. This is a flexible file and generally,
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there are no limits to what to store here. Below is a table of fields
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that are expected.
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| Field | Description |
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| `title` | The human readable title for the post. |
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| `date` | The posting date of the post, with format `YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS`, as in 2021-05-30 11:59:59. |
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| `category` | A category for the post. |
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| `tags` | A list of tags, represented as comma separated strings. |
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| `slug` | Unique, machine readable slug. |
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| `authors` | List of authors, represented as comma separated strings. |
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| `summary` | A brief, human readable summary for the post. | |