old_contents: # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
  
  ######################################################################
  # This is your site's Blogofile configuration file.
  # www.Blogofile.com
  #
  # This file doesn't list every possible setting, it relies on defaults
  # set in the core blogofile _config.py. To see where the default
  # configuration is on your system run 'blogofile info'
  #
  ######################################################################
  
  ######################################################################
  # Basic Settings
  #  (almost all sites will want to configure these settings)
  ######################################################################
  ## site_url -- Your site's full URL
  # Your "site" is the same thing as your _site directory.
  #  If you're hosting a blogofile powered site as a subdirectory of a larger
  #  non-blogofile site, then you would set the site_url to the full URL
  #  including that subdirectory: "http://www.yoursite.com/path/to/blogofile-dir"
  site.url = "http://mwcz.org"
  
  ## site.author -- Your name, the author of the website.
  # This is optional. If set to anything other than None, the
  # simple_blog template creates a meta tag for the site author.
  site.author = "mwc"
  
  #### Blog Settings ####
  blog = plugins.blog
  
  ## blog_enabled -- Should the blog be enabled?
  #  (You don't _have_ to use blogofile to build blogs)
  blog.enabled = True
  
  ## blog_path -- Blog path.
  #  This is the path of the blog relative to the site_url.
  #  If your site_url is "http://www.yoursite.com/~ryan"
  #  and you set blog_path to "/blog" your full blog URL would be
  #  "http://www.yoursite.com/~ryan/blog"
  #  Leave blank "" to set to the root of site_url
  #blog.path = "/blog"
  blog.path = ""
  
  ## blog_name -- Your Blog's name.
  # This is used repeatedly in default blog templates
  blog.name = "mwcz"
  
  ## HTML5 example customizes the blog templates.
  ## Delete this setting to use the default ones instead.
  blog.template_path = "_templates/blog"
  
  ## blog_description -- A short one line description of the blog
  # used in the RSS/Atom feeds.
  blog.description = "I finally created a blog."
  
  ## blog_timezone -- the timezone that you normally write your blog posts from
  blog.timezone = "US/Eastern"
  
  blog.posts_per_page = 1
  
  ## blog_googleanaltics_id -- enable Google Analytics tracking
  ## TODO: move to plugin/filter?
  blog.googleanlytics_id = "UA-XXXXX-X"
  
  blog.post_excerpt.enabled = False
  blog.post_excerpt.word_length = 25
  
  ## Markdown extensions
  ## These are turned off by default, but turned on
  ## to show examples in /blog/2009/07/24/post-2/
  filters.markdown.extensions.def_list.enabled = True
  filters.markdown.extensions.abbr.enabled = True
  filters.markdown.extensions.footnotes.enabled = True
  filters.markdown.extensions.fenced_code.enabled = True
  filters.markdown.extensions.headerid.enabled = True
  filters.markdown.extensions.tables.enabled = True
  
new_contents: # -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
  
  ######################################################################
  # This is your site's Blogofile configuration file.
  # www.Blogofile.com
  #
  # This file doesn't list every possible setting, it relies on defaults
  # set in the core blogofile _config.py. To see where the default
  # configuration is on your system run 'blogofile info'
  #
  ######################################################################
  
  ######################################################################
  # Basic Settings
  #  (almost all sites will want to configure these settings)
  ######################################################################
  ## site_url -- Your site's full URL
  # Your "site" is the same thing as your _site directory.
  #  If you're hosting a blogofile powered site as a subdirectory of a larger
  #  non-blogofile site, then you would set the site_url to the full URL
  #  including that subdirectory: "http://www.yoursite.com/path/to/blogofile-dir"
  site.url = "http://mwcz.org"
  
  ## site.author -- Your name, the author of the website.
  # This is optional. If set to anything other than None, the
  # simple_blog template creates a meta tag for the site author.
  site.author = "mwc"
  
  #### Blog Settings ####
  blog = plugins.blog
  
  ## blog_enabled -- Should the blog be enabled?
  #  (You don't _have_ to use blogofile to build blogs)
  blog.enabled = True
  
  ## blog_path -- Blog path.
  #  This is the path of the blog relative to the site_url.
  #  If your site_url is "http://www.yoursite.com/~ryan"
  #  and you set blog_path to "/blog" your full blog URL would be
  #  "http://www.yoursite.com/~ryan/blog"
  #  Leave blank "" to set to the root of site_url
  #blog.path = "/blog"
  blog.path = ""
  
  ## blog_name -- Your Blog's name.
  # This is used repeatedly in default blog templates
  blog.name = "mwcz"
  
  ## HTML5 example customizes the blog templates.
  ## Delete this setting to use the default ones instead.
  blog.template_path = "_templates/blog"
  
  ## blog_description -- A short one line description of the blog
  # used in the RSS/Atom feeds.
  blog.description = "I finally created a blog."
  
  ## blog_timezone -- the timezone that you normally write your blog posts from
  blog.timezone = "US/Eastern"
  
  blog.posts_per_page = 1
  
  ## blog_googleanaltics_id -- enable Google Analytics tracking
  ## TODO: move to plugin/filter?
  blog.googleanlytics_id = "UA-XXXXX-X"
  
  blog.post_excerpt.enabled = False
  blog.post_excerpt.word_length = 25
  
  ## Markdown extensions
  ## These are turned off by default, but turned on
  ## to show examples in /blog/2009/07/24/post-2/
  filters.markdown.extensions.def_list.enabled = True
  filters.markdown.extensions.abbr.enabled = True
  filters.markdown.extensions.footnotes.enabled = True
  filters.markdown.extensions.fenced_code.enabled = True
  filters.markdown.extensions.headerid.enabled = True
  filters.markdown.extensions.tables.enabled = True
  
  # disqus comments
  blog.disqus.enabled = True
  blog.disqus.name = "mwcz"
  
  
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