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attribute tells the rendering engine to use the "post" layout.
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`title` will be the displayed title of the post.
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- `tags` are descriptive terms for this post.
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+ `tags` are descriptive terms for this post. You can make up new tags,
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+ but check the generated `tag` directory to see `tags` other posters have already
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+ used.
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They can be used to search for all posts for a specific or area,
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such as "tutorials" or "plugins".
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Tags must contain only numbers and lower-case letters.
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as in "continuousdelivery" or "jenkinsworld2017".
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Dashes are allowed but should be avoided unless describing a topic that contains
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dashes, such as a plugin name that contains dashes.
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- To see tags people have used before:
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-
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The `team` tag should correspond to one of the keys in `_data/teams.yml`. This
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will ensure that the post is categorized properly.
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GitHub name to author information, if this is your first time adding a blog
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post, please also create an entry in `_data/authors.yml` with your author metadata.
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+ If this is your team's first contribution to the blog, add a file for your
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+ team to the `_category` directory. This causes a quick link to all of your
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+ team's posts to appear in the bottom left frame of the blog home page.
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Once you have everything ready, you may
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link:https://help.github.com/articles/creating-a-pull-request/[create a pull
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request] containing your additions.
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