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New Article Archetype 📑

article⁄New Article Archetype 📑
contributor⁄
abstract⁄(INTERNAL) This is a copy of the archetype for new articles, and includes instructions for editing and publishing a new article item, found at root/archetypes/article.md
keywords⁄archetypeinternalguide

If creating a new entry via the terminal:

If creating a new entry via the online preview page:

1. Sample YAML header

---
title: "Title sample ⚫ 📑"
date: "2023-07-13T14:15:10+03:00"
author: "file-creator-put-your-name-here"
contributors: ["jane-contributor.md"] 
draft: true 
keywords:
  - draft
abstract: |
  The text of your abstract.
---

2. Instructions for article-file creator/editor

  1. Put a checkmark to all items of this list that have been completed. This, by changing:

    1. [ ] to 1. [x]

  2. File naming: Follow article⁄conventions for article file-naming. Example:

    i5-short-title.md (where i5 is issue 5)

  3. (File editor) Insert your name in the author field inside “quotation marks” as in:

    author: "creators-name"

  4. Set the title to the title of the article as in:

    title: "An Answer to the Question: What is Game Design Research"

  5. Create entries for article contributors – if they are not there – and add their bio/info.
  6. Add the article’s author(s) in the contributors field as above (comma separated; inside quotation marks; including extension):

    contributors: ["jane-contributor.md", "some-other.md"]

  7. Add article keywords. Follow exact formatting as above, otherwise the file/site will break.
    keywords: 
      - keyword one 
      - keyword two
    
  8.  Fill the abstract following exact formatting like above, otherwise the site will break.
  9. Parent article to issue: go to content/issue/some-issue.md and add the name of this file (not title) to the field has_articles. Example:

    has_articles: ["this-articles-file-name.md"]

  10. Add article content text below this section.
  11. Log potential problems with this article by making another check-list below (commented sample lists provided below).
  12. Git commit and push if/when applicable; providing a commit message describing your changes.
  13. Set the draft flag accordingly. False will make this public: only do that when ready to publish. Leave draft: true when in-progress.
  14. Feel free to put this block inside comments, to be able to view the actual content properly.
  15. Delete this section when all is in order.
  16. Done!