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patcon commented Feb 15, 2018

Paired with hackshackers/hackshackers-hugo#86

Not complete, just wanted to test the flow.

The tl;dr did get longer, so let me know what you think of that.

Longer version needs more work, but I'm done for the day, so I'll have to come back

All you need is a GitHub account to write a blog post or suggest edits to any
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this gets added automatically by prose :/

There's a ticket open for it, but is it acceptable for now?

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I think so, published is not a known post-level variable in Hugo so it would just get treated (and ignored) as custom metadata.

FWIW Hugo uses draft: [false|true] instead of published: [true|false]

1. Write/edit in [Markdown][3] using GitHub's web-based text editor.
1. Keep clicking the *big green buttons* until your [pull request][8] is created.
1. Use the "Suggest Edits" link on an existing page
- Alternatively, create a new page by [navigating to the appropriate website directory][7] and clicking the "New file" button.
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Is this "create new" process acceptable? We could direct to a specific page like before, but it makes assumptions about where the user wants for page...

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Yeah, I think that makes sense

1. Keep clicking the *big green buttons* until your [pull request][8] is created.
1. Use the "Suggest Edits" link on an existing page
- Alternatively, create a new page by [navigating to the appropriate website directory][7] and clicking the "New file" button.
1. Click the green "Power button" in the bottom right to authorize on GitHub (or create an account).
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Haven't gone through account creation process from prose, so this will need that testing first.

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