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Normalize process for contributing posts and write guidelines and instructions #116
Using git for an editorial process doesn't seem to be the best solution, and it creates a barrier to entry for a lot of designers. I did some research and found a few tools that might be worth considering-
changed the title [-]Set up an external tool for contributing/editing blog posts[/-][+]Normalize process for contributing posts and write guidelines and instructions[/+]on Nov 12, 2014
I'm not sure any of these tools are going to help much at this stage, or if an external tool is even necessary.
It might be better to set guidelines for how to contribute to the blog, and then develop a set of instructions for that process. If we could devise a way to do that without relying on Github for author submissions, that would be a great razing of a barrier.
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GarthDB commentedon Nov 10, 2014
Any pros or cons?
Moodycomputer commentedon Nov 10, 2014
I'm just documenting these right now- I'll get some more details shortly
[-]Set up an external tool for contributing/editing blog posts[/-][+]Normalize process for contributing posts and write guidelines and instructions[/+]Moodycomputer commentedon Nov 12, 2014
I'm not sure any of these tools are going to help much at this stage, or if an external tool is even necessary.
It might be better to set guidelines for how to contribute to the blog, and then develop a set of instructions for that process. If we could devise a way to do that without relying on Github for author submissions, that would be a great razing of a barrier.
GarthDB commentedon Apr 30, 2016
Another one to consider now is just using the GitHub interface because it supports creating new documents and such.