Merge pull request #46866 from arujjval/development
included author metadata in blog front matter
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@ -157,6 +157,10 @@ To submit a blog post follow these directions:
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title: "Your Title Here"
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date: YYYY-MM-DD
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slug: text-for-URL-link-here-no-spaces
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author: >
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Author-1 (Affiliation),
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Author-2 (Affiliation),
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Author-3 (Affiliation)
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---
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```
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@ -195,7 +199,7 @@ To mirror a blog post from the [Kubernetes contributor blog](https://www.kuberne
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- Keep the blog content the same. If there are changes, they should be made to the original article first, and then to the mirrored article.
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- The mirrored blog should have a `canonicalUrl`, that is, essentially the url of the original blog after it has been published.
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- [Kubernetes contributor blogs](https://kubernetes.dev/blog) have their authors mentioned in the YAML header, while the Kubernetes blog posts mention authors in the blog content itself. This should be changed when mirroring the content.
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- Same as [Kubernetes contributor blogs](https://kubernetes.dev/blog), Kubernetes blog posts also mention authors in the YAML header as per the new guidelines. This should be ensured.
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- Publication dates stay the same as the original blog.
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All of the other guidelines and expectations detailed above apply as well.
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