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If you think that one information should appear on this site, then you have two main ways to achieve it.
Just send your information to [email protected]
The new SAT Live! is built using Jeckyll. All the posts are written using a specific markdown format which is then transformed into HTML. All the content of the website is stored on a git repository.
The proper way to submit a new "post" to SAT Live! is thus to:
- clone the current SAT Live! web site on github
- write your own post: make sure to properly adhere the naming conventions
- send me a pull request :)
Regular contributors will get write access to the git repository to facilitate the integration of their information.
Submitting a news is as simple as providing the following metadata:
---
layout: post
title: <your title>
author: <your name>
tags: <space separated among CFP, PostDoc, PhD, Position, Grants, QBF
excerpt: <a one or two sentences describing your info>
link: <an optional link to get more information>
---
together with the text of the news, in markdown format.
Make sure that:
- "sections" are second level (using the
##
prefix - lists are properly formatted (start with
*
or+
or-
)
In order to have a deadline appearing on the "Upcoming deadline" box, some specific metadata are needed:
- The
CFP
tag must be part of the list of tags - The extra
shorttitle
anddeadline
must be set - The
link
attribute must be set
Here is for instance a way to announce the upcoming SAT conference
---
layout: post
title: "18th Int. Conf. on Theory and Applications of Satisfiability Testing"
shorttitle: SAT'15
author: "Sean Weaver"
tags: CFP
excerpt: "The next SAT conference is taking place in Austin. Check the submission deadline now!"
link: http://www.cs.utexas.edu/~marijn/sat15/
deadline: 2015-04-29
---