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Twitter has the tendency to crop images (using round borders):

Currently, we are using a comment in the section to declare hashtags:

[[featured-community-member]]
== Featured Community Member: Kacha Mukabe

This week's featured community member is Kacha Mukabe.

featured::https://dist.neo4j.com/wp-content/uploads/20210624114337/this-week-in-neo4j-26-June-2021.jpeg[name="Kacha Mukabe"]

Kacha is this year's winner of the Leonhard Euler Idea Contest...

// #neo4j #hackathon #graphql #explorereducation

Instead, we should declare the hashtags as an attribute named hashtags (or tags?):

[[featured-community-member]]
[hashtags=hackathon,graphql,explorereducation]
== Featured Community Member: Kacha Mukabe

This week's featured community member is Kacha Mukabe.

featured::https://dist.neo4j.com/wp-content/uploads/20210624114337/this-week-in-neo4j-26-June-2021.jpeg[name="Kacha Mukabe"]

Kacha is this year's winner of the Leonhard Euler Idea Contest...

The #neo4j will be automatically added. We also don't need to prefix them with #.
It's interesting to note, that we could use a shorten syntax:

[#featured-community-member,hashtags=hackathon,graphql,explorereducation]
== Featured Community Member: Kacha Mukabe

This week's featured community member is Kacha Mukabe...

The main benefit is that we will be use the hashtags when we generate tweets:

$ npm run init-tweets 2021-06-26

$ cat docs/2021-06-26/tweets/1-sat-00-00.txt
In this week's #twin4j, we feature Kacha Mukabe...

https://neo4j.com/blog/this-week-in-neo4j-neo4j-4-3-semspect-graph-app-reconciling-taxonomies-contest-winners-relationship-indexes-prov2neo-nodes-2021-recordings/#featured-community-member

#neo4j #hackathon #graphql #explorereducation

The CLI should ask for an optional secondary community member.
The name of the community members will be separated by "&".

Example:

• Community Member 1: Rajesh Gaddipati
• Community Member 2: Vishal Kachave
• Title (automatically generated): Rajesh Gaddipati & Vishal Kachave

It should also ask for a job title that applies to both community members.
For instance: "Application Developers, Fujitsu".

In addition, in the right bottom corner, it should read "Featured Community Members" (with an s).

We will use two bubbles to display the profile pictures of the community members (with a slight overlap to save some space):

The task should get the document title of blog-post.adoc and generate a slug:

docs/2021-06-26/blog-post.adoc

= This Week in Neo4j - Neo4j 4.3, SemSpect Graph App, Contest Winners, Relationship Indexes, NODES 2021 Recordings

Some content.

$ npm run get-slug 2021-06-26
this-week-in-neo4j-neo4j-4-3-semspect-graph-app-contest-winners-relationship-indexes-nodes-2021-recordings