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Draft Example
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.. post::
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:tags: draft
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:category: Manual
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As the title suggests, this is a draft example and shall remain so until the end of time or internet.
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How do you draft a post?
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Just indicate that the page is a post using :rst:dir:`post` directive, but do not provide give a published date:
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.. code-block:: rst
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.. post::
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:tags: draft
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:category: Manual
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You can still label a post you are drafting with tags and categories, but the post will not be listed in corresponding archive pages until it is published.
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How can you see a list of drafts?
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See :ref:`blog-drafts` archive page, which can be referred to as ``:ref:`blog-drafts```.
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Why would you make a post draft?
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Let's say you are using Disqus_ on your website, and allowing non-post pages to be discussed as well, but you don't want a draft to be discussed before it is published.
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By adding :rst:dir:`post` directive without published date and keeping configuration variable :confval:`disqus_drafts` as ``False``, you can achieve that.
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