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notice about using generative AI for blogs #2112

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## Writing a blog

> **NOTE:** Using generative AI in *assisting* writing is fine, but please don't use it to write entire posts.
> Used badly generative AI's has a tendency to use complex works and phrasing making
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the content hard to read and understand. Always review your blog with a human reader in mind, make sure it's factually correct and especially keep the human touch and opinions in the content.

To write a blog:

- create an author entry in [_data/authors.yaml](https://github.com/quarkusio/quarkusio.github.io/blob/main/_data/authors.yaml)
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- Be aware that the `date` attribute in the asciidoc preamble defines when the article will be published. Add a `--future` flag when testing locally to ensure the article is included in the generated site.
- send a pull request against the main branch and voilà



## Translations/Localization (l10n)

The primary site (quarkus.io) is written in English.
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