What a good CLP article includes
- A clear title and a reader-focused summary.
- A useful explanation with descriptive headings and examples.
- A practical action, reflection or checklist.
- Reliable sources, accurate attribution and image usage rights.
- Accessible images, descriptive alternative text and working links.
Submit by email
CLP will accept email submissions once a monitored contribution inbox is confirmed. The address is not configured yet, so please do not guess an email address. Prepare your email with the subject CLP Blog Contribution — [Article title] and include your name, article title, 1–2 sentence summary, category, full article text or attached Markdown file, source links, image credits and permission details.
Until the contribution inbox is published, use the repository submission route below or keep your draft ready. Sending a submission does not guarantee publication.
How approval works
- Prepare your article using the CLP blog article template.
- Submit the Markdown file in a pull request to the CLP repository.
- The editor reviews accuracy, relevance, tone, attribution, accessibility and metadata.
- Respond to requested changes in the same pull request.
- Publication happens only when an approved pull request is merged into the production branch.
Submitting an article does not guarantee publication. Please do not include confidential, personal or copyrighted material without permission.
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