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   NOTE: Capitalisation is important in the folder names. Specify them as they are written.
   
  -=== Google Analytics
  +==== Google Analytics
   
   The *Google Analytics* field takes the Google Analytics Tracking ID of your site. For example `UA-1234567-1`.
   
  -=== Disqus Shortname
  +==== Disqus Shortname
   
  -The *Disqus shortname* field takes your Disqus URL/shortname that is specified when you register a new site for Disqus. 
  +The *Disqus shortname* field takes your Disqus user name that you specified when registering a new site for Disqus.
   
   Only the shortname is required, not a link to your profile page.
   
  +If you have not enabled Disqus for your site, create a site profile at https://disqus.com/admin/create/ with the name of your blog to get started.
  +
   === Social Network
   
  -All fields in this group require full URLs to your public profile page. 
  +All fields in this group require full URLs to your public profile page.
   The way these values are rendered on your blog depends on the theme selected.
   
   == Managing Posts
   
  -When you first start HubPress, the *Posts* view is empty. 
  +When you first start HubPress, the *Posts* view is empty.
   As you create blog posts, the page populates with the list of posts on the left, and a live preview of the blog post itself on the right.
   
   See the link:Writers_Guide.adoc[Writer's Guide] for tips about creating posts successfully with HubPress.
  
positive.code:     Lets you specify a custom domain name for your blog.
      See https://help.github.com/articles/setting-up-a-custom-domain-with-github-pages/[Setting Up A Custom Domain] for instructions about setting up a CNAME for your blog.
  Live Preview Render Delay::
      Controls how long the live render takes to refresh, in milliseconds. 
      For fast typists, setting this field to a value over `2000` (two seconds) will result in a smoother editing experience because the live preview will not be regenerated so frequently. 
      Setting this value below `2000` will result in the live preview refreshing faster, but may result in some visible cursor delay when typing.
  
  === Site
  
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  == Use HubPress with Multiple Users
  
  You can _technically_ use the same HubPress instance with multiple authors, but it requires some trust from the other users granted access to your blog.
  
  There are some points to consider before opening up your blog instance to other contributiors.
  
  Attribution::
      There is no way to attribute a blog user to individual posts at this stage, unless you perhaps use a :hp-tags: category for the name of each contributor (a crude work-around at best).
  Global User Name::
      Blog posts are attributed to the primary GitHub User who configures the Settings page.
      If someone you invite to co-author your blog saves changes to the Settings page, *all* blog posts will have that author as the person who wrote blog posts in your HubPress instance.
  
  If you have a close, trusted team of bloggers who just want to write posts, then you can use HubPress together.
  