Github user rakatyal commented on a diff in the pull request:

    https://github.com/apache/cordova-docs/pull/320#discussion_r38158338
  
    --- Diff: README.md ---
    @@ -129,27 +129,22 @@ Ask for help on the IRC channel: #cordova on 
irc.freenode.net.
     Writing a Blog Post
     ===================
     
    -Use the grunt scripts!
    -
    -    # Clone apache-blog-posts repo if you haven't already
    -    $ grunt cloneBlog
    -
    -    # Create your blog posts in the apache-blog-posts (or on github) 
directory, and share with other for review via `git commit`. If creating a new 
md file, use an earlier one as a template.
    -
    -    # pull down the latest shared edits of apache-blog-posts
    +    # Pull down the latest website codebase for the current posts
         git pull
     
    -    # Edit your md file to remove undesired markdown links. If there is a 
phrase in square brackets that isn't a CB-xxxx reference, escape it with 
backslashes. Otherwise, heruko might error out and fail to build all the html.
    +    # Create a new entry in the www/_posts directory.
    +
    +    # Use an earlier post an a template. Edit your md file to remove 
undesired markdown links. If there is a phrase in square brackets that isn't a 
CB-xxxx reference, escape it with backslashes. Otherwise, heruko might error 
out and fail to build all the html.
         [CB-1234] \[iOS\] \[Camera\] add a whizzbang to the snarfblat
     
         # Set a marker where the summary on the home page should stop 
displaying. Add the following html comment line to your md file at the desired 
cutoff point:
         <!--more-->
     
    -    # in the front matter of your blog entry, set the `date:` field to the 
desired date that you want to appear near the title. Be aware that the date 
(explicit here or implied via the filename) will be used to generate the 
relative path to this html file (i.e., 
"/announcements/2014/09/22/cordova-361.html"), as will the `categories:` front 
matter value.
    +    # In the front matter of your blog entry, set the `date:` field to the 
desired date that you want to appear near the title. Be aware that the date 
(explicit here or implied via the filename) will be used to generate the 
relative path to this html file (i.e., 
"/announcements/2014/09/22/cordova-361.html"), as will the `categories:` front 
matter value.
         date: 2014-09-22
         categories: releases
     
    -    # git commit your changes to apache-blog-posts
    +    # Preview it locally by running the site using gulp
     
    --- End diff --
    
    Yup. 


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