Hey folks,

I spent some time this afternoon looking into Jekyll blogging. It seems
like a pretty nice way to manage a blog for the project -- it's stored in
version control so it's nice and easy for anyone to edit it or write a post
(including non-committers, with a committer reviewing). Plus, it just
generates static HTML so it's easy to integrate into the ASF gitpubsub
setup.

I put up a mock-up here: http://toddlipcon.github.io/kudu/blog/ with a
couple of "real" posts and a bunch of lorem-ipsum type content so you can
see what paging looks like, etc. You can see the source here:
https://github.com/toddlipcon/kudu/tree/gh-pages/_posts

Are people on board with this? If so, I'll clean up the lorem ipsums and
get a review up soon.

-Todd

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