Structure
A basic project blog contains two sections:
- The header section contains the abstract, start date, proposed or actual end date and the current status of the project
- The milestones section contains a list of blog posts recording the background stories, development, ideas, research process and outcome of the project. Each of this Milestone post has a title, body text, date and comment section (for dialog with the blog visitors), as a regular blog post.
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