Show HN: Publish a blog from Google Sheet<p>Hello HN!<p>I previously created Sheet2Site.com, it lets you generate a website from a Google Sheet.
A lot of users asked me how they can create a simple blog in the same way.<p>So I made a super simple blog in a single spreadsheet. It support Markdown for posts,
and has support for a image header, nav bar, logo. Everything can be changed inside the
sheet.<p>It also has Markdown live preview, to see how what you're writing will look like. And basic features like social media cards with images and custom CSS/JS.<p>I decided to move my personal blog from Medium. I used it for 2 years, but not it's just annoying.<p>Here's a blog demo: <a href="https://blog.andreyazimov.com/" rel="nofollow">https://blog.andreyazimov.com/</a><p>And here's the source spreadsheet: <a href="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1M_T1V_WIg4AYK7QmugFoBYqGYryQJvis4dvwTZv5CsU/#gid=1775114236" rel="nofollow">https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1M_T1V_WIg4AYK7QmugFo...</a><p>Let me know what you think, I'd love feedback.
What I might like better is if you can publish a blog from a NNTP feed. If there is a article which has some sort of verification and lack a "References" header, then it appears as a blog post; if there is a "References" header then it will appear as a comment, and users can post comments using NNTP.<p>Markdown would work, due to two advantages they have: It is easy to read even if it has not been rendered as Markdown, and there is a MIME type defined (so that a NNTP post using Markdown can have a "Content-type" header to indicate that). This is unlike bbcode, which doesn't have these advantages.