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LGTM. I think @tohlh did create a blog post for the first HS session this semester though?
@ravern you're right, but i think it wasn't linked in the .yaml
. actl we can still link a blog post with the sign_up
field but not sure if that's intuitive. alternatively we can just keep the current blog_post
Would it be a good idea to leave the blog_post
in, if we display an archive of past HS/HT and link the current HS/HT schedule to our Telegram posts instead? I was thinking of linking HS/HT posts on the website to a RSS feed of our current NUS Hackers Telegram channel
Edit: Actually, I don't think there is a need for to distinguish between blog_post
and sign_up
and maintain two attributes
I'll create a separate thread for this, to explore the purpose of an archive and the value of linking to Telegram
@tohlh and I discussed it yesterday and we're good with just using sign_up
links for now. We can remove the blog_post
attribute. As for the post that's already there, we can just leave it.
So this PR LGTM
Currently all Hackerschool and Hacker Toolbox events on our websites do not have any way for people to sign up. This PR changes the previous
blog_post
data field to asign_up
field.