Added issue including file creation instructions. Added emojis to archetypes to track drafts and files created by mistake !publish!

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title: "{{ replace .Name "-" " " | title }}"
title: "{{ replace .Name "-" " " | title }} ⚫ 📑"
date: "{{.Date}}"
author: "file-creator-put-your-name-here"
contributors: ["jane-contributor.md"]

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---
title: "{{ replace .Name "-" " " | title }}"
title: "{{ replace .Name "-" " " | title }} ⚫ 🧜"
date: "{{.Date}}"
author: "file-creator-put-your-name-here"
affiliation: "Some affiliation if applicable"
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contact: something at something dot edu
# Instructions for issue-file creator/editor:
# Instructions for contributor-file creator/editor:
- Filename should follow the convention: name-surname.md
- Insert your own name at the 'author' field.

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---
title: "{{ replace .Name "-" " " | title }}"
title: "{{ replace .Name "-" " " | title }} ⚫ ♕"
date: "{{.Date}}"
author: "file-creator-put-your-name-here"
affiliation: "Some affiliation if applicable"
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contact: something at something dot edu
# Instructions for issue-file creator/editor:
# Instructions for editor-file creator/editor:
- Filename should follow the convention: name-surname.md
- Insert your own name at the 'author' field.

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---
title: "{{ replace .Name "-" " " | title }}"
title: "{{ replace .Name "-" " " | title }} ⚫ 📕"
date: "{{.Date}}"
author: "file-creator-put-your-name-here"
draft: true
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7. [ ] Fill the **issue abstract** -- if applicable. Following precise formatting, otherwise the site will break.
8. [ ] **Add the articles included in the issue** as above (comma separated; inside quotation marks; including extension):
> `has_articles: ["article-test.md", "article-2.md", "article-3.md"]`
9. [ ] **Parent issue to journal**: go to `content/journal/index.md` and add the name of this file (not title) to the field `has_issues`. Note: articles included in this issue will not appear unless this is parented to the journal item. Example:
9. [ ] **Parent issue to journal**
- If, and only if this issue is ready to be published and `draft: False` you can parent go to `content/journal/jgdr.md` and add the name of this file (not title) to the field `has_issues`. Note: articles included in this issue will not appear unless this is parented to the journal item. Example:
> `has_issues: ["this-issues-file-name.md"]`
10. [ ] **Add issue-editorial text** below this section.
11. [ ] **Log potential problems or pending tasks** with this issue by making another check-list below (commented sample lists provided below).
12. [ ] **Git commit and push if/when applicable**, providing a commit message describing your changes.
13. [ ] **Set the draft flag** accordingly. *False will make this public*: only do that when ready to publish, and when there is already a 'print' file for the issue. Leave `draft: true` when in-progress.
14. [ ] Feel free to put this block inside comments, to be able to view the actual content properly. <!-- anthing inside these symbols will be hidden -->
14. [ ] Feel free to put this block inside comments, to be able to view the actual content properly. <!-- anything inside these symbols will be hidden -->
15. [ ] Delete this section when all is in order.
16. Done!

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---
title: "{{ replace .Name "-" " " | title }}"
title: "{{ replace .Name "-" " " | title }} ⚫ ☮"
date: "{{.Date}}"
author: "editor-put-your-name-here"
draft: true

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---
title: "{{ replace .Name "-" " " | title }}"
title: "{{ replace .Name "-" " " | title }} ⚫ ✉"
date: "{{.Date}}"
author: "editor-put-your-name-here"
draft: true

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---
title: "New Article Archetype 📑"
date: "2023-07-13T14:15:10+03:00"
author: "file-creator-put-your-name-here"
draft: true
keywords:
- archetype
- internal
- guide
abstract: |
This is a copy of the archetype for new articles, and includes instructions for editing and publishing a new `article` item -- copied from `root/archetypes/article.md`
---
Please follow ![conventions](article:int-conventions) for file names, and instructions for ![new content creation](article:int-content).
The Hugo terminal command for creating a new `article` is:
```
hugo new article/article-short-title.md
```
This will create new file at `content/article/article-short-title.md`. The new file will be created according to the archetype for articles at `root/archetypes/article.md`, and will contain the instruction steps below.
# Instructions for article-file creator/editor
0. [x] Put a checkmark to all items of this list that have been completed. This, by changing:
> `1. [ ]` to `1. [x]`
1. **File naming**: Follow ![conventions for article file-naming](article:int-conventions). Example:
> `i5-short-title.md` (where i5 is issue 5)
2. [ ] (File editor) **Insert your name** in the `author` field inside "quotation marks" as in:
> `author: "creators-name"`
3. [ ] Set the `title` to the **title** of the article as in:
> `title: "An Answer to the Question: What is Game Design Research"`
4. [ ] Create **entries for article contributors** -- if they are not there -- and add their bio/info.
5. [ ] **Add the article's author(s)** in the `contributors` field as above (comma separated; inside quotation marks; including extension):
> `contributors: ["jane-contributor.md", "some-other.md"]`
6. [ ] Add **article keywords**. Follow exact formatting as above, otherwise the file/site will break.
```
keywords:
- keyword one
- keyword two
```
7. [ ]  Fill the **abstract**. Following precise formatting, otherwise the site will break.
8. [ ] **Parent article to issue**: go to `content/issue/some-issue.md` and add the name of this file (not title) to the field `has_articles`. Example:
> `has_articles: ["this-articles-file-name.md"]`
9. [ ] **Add article content** text below this section.
10. [ ] **Log potential problems** with this article by making another check-list below (commented sample lists provided below).
11. [ ] **Git commit and push** if/when applicable; providing a commit message describing your changes.
12. [ ] **Set the draft flag** accordingly. **False will make this public**: only do that when ready to publish. Leave `draft: true` when in-progress.
13. [ ] Feel free to put this block inside comments, to be able to view the actual content properly. <!-- anthing inside these symbols will be hidden -->
14. [ ] Delete this section when all is in order.
15. Done!
<!-- Editor's checklist temp
To do:
- [ ] Task 1
- [ ] Task 2
Issues:
1. Issue 1: Description
2. Issue 2: Description
-->

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---
title: "New Contributor Archetype 🧜"
date: "2023-07-13T14:15:20+03:00"
author: "anybody"
draft: true
keywords:
- archetype
- internal
- guide
abstract: |
This is a copy of the archetype for contributors (authors), and includes instructions for editing and publishing a new `contributor` item -- copied from `root/archetypes/contributor.md`
---
Please follow ![conventions](article:int-conventions) for file names, and instructions for ![new content creation](article:int-content).
The Hugo terminal command for creating a new `contributor` is:
```
hugo new contributor/name-surname.md
```
This will create new file at `content/contributor/name-surname.md`. The new file will be created according to the archetype for articles at `root/archetypes/contributor.md`, and will contain the content and instruction steps below.
---
**Name Surname** is ....
contact: something at something dot edu
# Instructions for contributor-file creator/editor
- Filename should follow the convention: name-surname.md
- Insert your own name at the 'author' field.
- Set affiliation if applicable.
- Fill in content:
- bio
- contact email
- Delete this section.
- Set draft flag (note that `draft: false` will make this entry public).
- Git commit and push your changes if/when applicable, providing a commit message describing your changes.
keywords:
- keyword one
- keyword two
```
7. [ ]  Fill the **abstract**. Following precise formatting, otherwise the site will break.
8. [ ] **Parent article to issue**: go to `content/issue/some-issue.md` and add the name of this file (not title) to the field `has_articles`. Example:
> `has_articles: ["this-articles-file-name.md"]`
9. [ ] **Add article content** text below this section.
10. [ ] **Log potential problems** with this article by making another check-list below (commented sample lists provided below).
11. [ ] **Git commit and push** if/when applicable; providing a commit message describing your changes.
12. [ ] **Set the draft flag** accordingly. **False will make this public**: only do that when ready to publish. Leave `draft: true` when in-progress.
13. [ ] Feel free to put this block inside comments, to be able to view the actual content properly. <!-- anthing inside these symbols will be hidden -->
14. [ ] Delete this section when all is in order.
15. Done!
<!-- Editor's checklist temp
To do:
- [ ] Task 1
- [ ] Task 2
Issues:
1. Issue 1: Description
2. Issue 2: Description
-->

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---
title: "New Editor Archetype ♕"
date: "2023-07-13T14:15:15+03:00"
author: "anybody"
draft: true
keywords:
- archetype
- internal
- guide
abstract: |
This is a copy of the archetype for `editor` items and includes instructions for editing and publishing a new editor item -- copied from `root/archetypes/editor.md`
---
Please follow ![conventions](article:int-conventions) for file names, and instructions for ![new content creation](article:int-content).
The Hugo terminal command for creating a new `editor` is:
```
hugo new editor/name-surname.md
```
This will create new file at `content/editor/name-surname.md`. The new file will be created according to the archetype for articles at `root/archetypes/editor.md`, and will contain the content and instruction steps below.
---
**Name Surname** is ....
contact: something at something dot edu
# Instructions for editor-file creator/editor
- Filename should follow the convention: name-surname.md
- Insert your own name at the 'author' field.
- Set affiliation if applicable.
- Fill in content:
- bio
- contact email
- Delete this section.
- Set draft flag (note that `draft: false` will make this entry public).
- Git commit and push your changes if/when applicable, providing a commit message describing your changes.

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---
title: "New Issue Archetype 📕"
date: "2023-07-13T14:15:05+03:00"
author: "anybody"
draft: true
keywords:
- archetype
- internal
- guide
abstract: |
This is a copy of the archetype for new issues, and includes instructions for editing and publishing a new `issue` item -- copied from `root/archetypes/issue.md`
---
Please follow ![conventions](article:int-conventions) for file names, and instructions for ![new content creation](article:int-content).
The Hugo terminal command for creating a new `issue` is:
```
hugo new issue/issue-5.md
```
This will create new file at `content/issue/issue-5.md`. The new file will be created according to the archetype for articles at `root/archetypes/issue.md`, and will contain the instruction steps below.
# Instructions for issue-file creator/editor
0. [x]  Put a checkmark to all items of this list that have been completed by changing:
> `1. [ ]` to `1. [x]`
1. [ ] **File naming**: Follow ![conventions for issue file-naming](article:int-conventions). Example:
> `issue-5.md`
2. (File editor) **Insert your name** in the `author` field inside "quotation marks" as in:
> `author: "creators-name"`
3. [ ] Set the `title` to the **title of the issue**, as in:
> `title: "Issue 5: What is Game Design Research?"`
4. [ ] Create **entries for issue editors**  if they are not there and add their bio/info.
5. Add **issue editors** as above (comma separated; inside quotation marks; including extension):
> `editors: ["jane-editor.md", "joe-editor.md"]`
6. [ ] Add **issue keywords** -- if applicable. Follow exact formatting as above, otherwise the site will break.
```
keywords:
- keyword one
- keyword two
```
7. [ ] Fill the **issue abstract** -- if applicable. Following precise formatting, otherwise the site will break.
8. [ ] **Add the articles included in the issue** as above (comma separated; inside quotation marks; including extension):
> `has_articles: ["article-test.md", "article-2.md", "article-3.md"]`
9. [ ] **Parent issue to journal**
- If, and only if this issue is ready to be published and `draft: False` you can parent go to `content/journal/jgdr.md` and add the name of this file (not title) to the field `has_issues`. Note: articles included in this issue will not appear unless this is parented to the journal item. Example:
> `has_issues: ["this-issues-file-name.md"]`
10. [ ] **Add issue-editorial text** below this section.
11. [ ] **Log potential problems or pending tasks** with this issue by making another check-list below (commented sample lists provided below).
12. [ ] **Git commit and push if/when applicable**, providing a commit message describing your changes.
13. [ ] **Set the draft flag** accordingly. *False will make this public*: only do that when ready to publish, and when there is already a 'print' file for the issue. Leave `draft: true` when in-progress.
14. [ ] Feel free to put this block inside comments, to be able to view the actual content properly. <!-- anything inside these symbols will be hidden -->
15. [ ] Delete this section when all is in order.
16. Done!
<!-- Editor's checklist temp
To do:
- [ ] Task 1
- [ ] Task 2
Issues:
1. Issue 1: Description
2. Issue 2: Description
-->

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---
title: "Archetypes & content creation instructions 🦺 ⛏"
date: "2023-07-13T14:12:58+03:00"
author: "file-creator-put-your-name-here"
draft: true
has_articles: ["int-archetype-issue.md", "int-archetype-article.md", "int-archetype-contributor.md", "int-archetype-editor.md","int-archetype-print.md"]
keywords:
- internal
- guide
abstract: |
This contains archetypes for creating content, as they can be found at `/root/archetypes/`
Leave `draft:true`
---
Make sure to check the ![new file convention guide](article:int-conventions).