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title: README.md
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status: private
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# How This Blog Works
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Each `.md` file in this folder structure is a blog post. It has a
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few headers and a markdown body. (HTML is allowed in the body as well.)
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The relevant headers are:
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1. title
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2. author
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3. status: Only posts with a status of "publish" are published.
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4. category: The "release" category is treated a bit specially.
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5. version: Only relevant for "release" category.
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6. date
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7. slug: The bit that goes on the url. Must be unique, will be
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generated from the title and date if missing.
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Posts in the "release" category are only shown in the main lists when
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they are the most recent release for that version family. The stable
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branch supersedes its unstable counterpart, so the presence of a `0.8.2`
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release notice will cause `0.7.10` to be hidden, but `0.6.19` would
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be unaffected.
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The folder structure in the blog source does not matter. Organize files
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here however makes sense. The metadata will be sorted out in the build
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later.
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