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[WEBSITE-206] Move guest post disclaimer to the front matter #2551
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Looks fine, but we also need to update the contributing guidelines to reflect the new structure.
Maybe we should change "disclaimer" to "editor note" or so.. No strong opinion |
Whatever we decide won't affect readers, it's just a question of YML syntax for authors. So I think a single word would be preferable. Maybe just |
+1 for just "note"
…On Fri, Oct 11, 2019, 19:16 Zbynek Konecny ***@***.***> wrote:
Maybe we should change "disclaimer" to "editor note" or so.. No strong
opinion
Whatever we decide won't affect readers, it's just a question of YML
syntax for authors. So I think a single word would be preferable. Maybe
just note? Or is it too generic? @MarkEWaite
<https://github.com/MarkEWaite> do you have any suggestions?
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LGTM, thanks!
@zbynek do you participate in Hacktoberfest just in case?
@oleg-nenashev yes, I do. |
The goal of the ticket is to hide the initial NOTE from guest posts in the blog roll.
One way to do that would be to make the "summary" function smarter and detect parts of content that are not relevant. This PR proposes a simpler solution where the disclaimer is moved to the metadata and is only rendered in full view of the article, not in blog roll.
This approach requires changing the content of the articles, it's done for posts from the last two years.