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README.textile

This is the data for my blog

It is automatically transformed by Jekyll
into a static site whenever I push this repository to GitHub.

I was tired of having my blog posts end up in a database off on some remote
server. That is backwards. I’ve lost valuable posts that way. I want to
author my posts locally in Textile or Markdown. My blog should be easily
stylable and customizable any way I please. It should take care of creating
a feed for me. And most of all, my site should be stored on GitHub so that I
never lose data again.

License

The following directories and their contents are Copyright Jason Meridth.
You may not reuse anything therein without my permission:

  • _posts/
  • images/

All other directories and files are MIT Licensed. Feel free to use the HTML
and CSS as you please. If you do use them, a link back to
http://github.com/mojombo/jekyll would be appreciated, since it was originally
his, but is not required.