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[low] RFC0: add an example #16

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opened 2022-09-14 21:53:46 +00:00 by stiag · 1 comment
stiag commented 2022-09-14 21:53:46 +00:00
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rfc0.md, Standard 1: RFC Format and Semantics lacks examples of RFC document. Especially to explain what is "YAML front-matter".
Probably like this:

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---
title: "Standard 1: RFC Format and Semantics"
number: 0
author: Robert Miles <khuxkm@tilde.team>
status: Accepted
---

## Abstract

This RFC defines ...

I think I can make a PR if you wish.

[rfc0.md, Standard 1: RFC Format and Semantics](src/branch/master/rfcs/rfc0.md) lacks examples of RFC document. Especially to explain what is "YAML front-matter". Probably like this: ## Example ``` --- title: "Standard 1: RFC Format and Semantics" number: 0 author: Robert Miles <khuxkm@tilde.team> status: Accepted --- ## Abstract This RFC defines ... ``` I think I can make a PR if you wish.
khuxkm commented 2022-09-20 16:46:50 +00:00
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YAML front matter is a common concept that I feel most people looking to submit a tildeverse RFC either already know about or are capable of looking up on their own. Notably, most static site generators in circulation use YAML front-matter (or front matter of some markup language; possibly TOML?), so I feel like tilde users should already be familiar with the concept.

YAML front matter is a common concept that I feel most people looking to submit a tildeverse RFC either already know about or are capable of looking up on their own. Notably, most static site generators in circulation use YAML front-matter (or front matter of some markup language; possibly TOML?), so I feel like tilde users should already be familiar with the concept.
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