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There seems to be a practice to have the release year at the end of the directory/file name so "CMS releases 13 TeV proton collision data from 2016" being the title, the directory/file name could be cms-releases-13-tev-proton-collision-data-from-2016-2024
The directory/file name is not visible to users, the actual link name comes from the field slug in the json file
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Create the release announcement page.
It is a
doc
and the structure is similar tohttps://github.com/cernopendata/opendata.cern.ch/tree/master/cernopendata/modules/fixtures/data/docs/cms-completes-run1-heavy-ion-open-data-collection-2023
There seems to be a practice to have the release year at the end of the directory/file name so "CMS releases 13 TeV proton collision data from 2016" being the title, the directory/file name could be
cms-releases-13-tev-proton-collision-data-from-2016-2024
The directory/file name is not visible to users, the actual link name comes from the field
slug
in the json fileThe text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: