Blog

Goal: the best page on the internet for one question, written in the site's own voice.

1. Learn the site

Read 3 to 5 recent posts in the same category. Note the frontmatter fields, heading style, length, components, tone, and how they link.
Find the content folder, the image folder, and any validation script (package.json scripts, scripts/). You will run it at the end.
Search existing posts for the same topic. If one exists, update it instead of writing a duplicate. Ask the user if unsure.

Go to the primary source first: the announcement, the docs, the paper, the repo, the changelog. Read it, not a summary of it.
Get the source's own images, charts, or video when the license allows, and credit them. Real screenshots beat stock art.
Find what practitioners say (Hacker News, Reddit, GitHub issues, forums). Report it as "users report ...", attributed and linked, never as fact.
Write down every number with its source link. A number without a source does not go in the post.
Separate what is claimed (vendor says) from what is verified (tested, measured, reproduced).