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When you know what to do, this page can be deleted, or if you prefer, just drag it in to the backend-folder for safe keeping.

Familiarize yourself with this document, and then as you see it fit, modify it to your liking. This document is the template I am using myself to organize my own Substack publication Digital coffee.

You can have a look at it here:

Open Digital Coffee @ Substack

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This document was primarily meant for organizing my Substack. Now you can use it to. And as you probably already know, this can be used for organising any articles you write to any platform.

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About me

My name is Christian Antonsen. I’m a math and technology teacher in a secondary school in Norway. I’ve been fond of technology for as long as I can remember, and my digital adventure started in the early 80’s dipping my toes into programming.

I’ve been an active Coda user for a few years already, and it has become my main app for organizing my workday and my everyday life.

Thank you for checking out my Substack organizer, and I hope you find it useful.

This document is ready to be used. It is basically self-explanatory, but just in case you need it, a breaf how to is listed right below here.

Quick overview

1. If you want to change the name, then do so by clicking the three dotted icon that will show when you hover the mouse near the name of the document..

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2. To register new ideas or articles, go the the drafts page.

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3. If you need to edit the templates or do something to the main database, you will find those under the Backend menu.

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