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I wish to submit guest post on 'test automation' #343

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caralsusi opened this issue Nov 9, 2015 · 4 comments · May be fixed by lasertiger/nodejs.org#5
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I wish to submit guest post on 'test automation' #343

caralsusi opened this issue Nov 9, 2015 · 4 comments · May be fixed by lasertiger/nodejs.org#5

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@caralsusi
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Hi,

I would like to publish guest post on 'test automation' on the website. Is it something you accept ?

Who should i contact for that?

Thanks

Danial

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bnb commented Nov 9, 2015

Head over to nodejs/evangelism. They handle content creation, and will be the ones that would accept a guest post. No system for guest posts has been established yet, so you'll have to work with them to see if it's possible.

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mikeal commented Nov 9, 2015

I think it's fine to submit this here, we can pull in the evangelism team via the mention that @bnb just did.

A lot of this stuff stretches both evangelism and documentation so it's better to just deal with them here.

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mikeal commented Nov 9, 2015

I don't think we'll do "guest posts" in the traditional sense. Any contributor can write content for the blog so long as it's about the project and the community. The issue I see with a post on something like "test automation" is that it's a bit subjective so it would be difficult to write a post in which it didn't look like the project was endorsing a particular opinion.

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Closing this as it seems the question has been answered.

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