Blog content is outdated

[pratyakshsharma]

The content (specifically the config properties mentioned for configuring file list cache) in the blog https://prestodb.io/blog/2021/02/04/raptorx/ is outdated. Do we follow a way to update the contents of a blog by modifying it or by publishing a new blog or do we have a general consensus that blogs refer to a specific point in time and can get outdated without a need to keep them updated.

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Expected Behavior

Do we have a way of updating the blog contents?

Current Behavior

blog content is outdated.

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[pratyakshsharma]

cc @steveburnett

[steveburnett]

In general, it is my understanding that a blog post is assumed to be valid as of its date. I've never encountered anywhere that attempts to maintain and update the content of blogs - if we did that then that content should not be in a blog but should be incorporated into the official documentation. (In contrast, a good response to discovering out of date information in the Presto documentation is to open an issue that hopefully results in a PR to update the documentation.)

Blogs are of their time, and more casual. I would suggest that a good response to noticing that a blog post is out of date is to consider this discovery as an opportunity to write and publish a new blog.

cc @alileclerc