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--- name: paper-notes-blog description: A calm, readable editorial blog template with serif body, margin notes and a newsletter block. Use when the user asks for blog template or similar. --- # Paper Notes Blog Builds a reading-first blog: generous measure, serif body, footnotes as margin notes on wide screens, and a newsletter block that never interrupts the text. ## When to use - Essayists - Research notes - Indie newsletters ## Workflow 1. Ask for blog name, tone and three sample post titles. 2. Set a 66-character measure and a modular scale. 3. Implement footnotes as sidenotes ≥ 1100px, inline below. 4. Add newsletter block at the end of articles only. 5. Verify print stylesheet and dark mode. ## What you deliver - Blog index + article template - Margin-note footnotes - RSS-ready structure ## Not for - News sites with ads - Comment-heavy communities - Video-first channels ## Quality bar - State assumptions you made and ask before overwriting existing files. - Never invent facts, numbers, logos or quotes — use placeholders and say so. - Follow `references/style-guide.md` for colour and type decisions. - Finish with a short checklist of what the user should review or replace.
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Builds a reading-first blog: generous measure, serif body, footnotes as margin notes on wide screens, and a newsletter block that never interrupts the text.
Updated Sep 24, 2026