Blog Post Content Streams and Calendar

[smlambert]

Relating to #1823 and also aligning with the standardization of the blog tags via #1232, we will create a set of Content Streams and also a schedule for blog posts relating to each of those streams. These streams have been identified as categories of content that help support the goals listed in our Program plan and can align against our Agile pillars.

While we can expand upon this later, this is an initial set being proposed:

Content stream theme	Agile pillar(s)	Tag name(s)	Notes
Release announcements	release	announcement,release-notes,[temurin|aqavit|mission-control|emt4j]	Different sub-projects have releases and this stream relates to announcements of those releases, highlights regarding the releases and links to full release notes, if produced
Secure development	secure-dev	security,[infrastructure]	Posts relating to our SLSA/SSDF/Reproducible Build activities and why consumers should care
Migration & Adoption	advocacy	migration	Posts that showcase migration stories or give guidance on how to migrate to using Temurin binaries and also how consumers are using various outputs of the sub-projects of Adoptium
Project Health & Quality	aqa-enterprise, ci-health, infra-health	infrastructure,aqavit	Posts relating to quality assurance activities, automation and tools improvements
Community	advocacy	community	Posts related to participation in open-source programs, onboarding, call for participation, conferences, webinars, collaborative work and research, etc

[smlambert]

For Temurin releases (Release announcements stream), we will schedule a blog post somewhere in the middle of the release period (as per this Release cycle calendar).

[smlambert]

Adoptium Content Streams calendar can be subscribed to via this iCal link.

Added the next few release announcement targets to the calendar (each will have an associated issue in this repository for it).

Will add some more entries shortly as we fill in the other themes.

[smlambert]

Closing as completed (adding link to the top of the marketing minutes document, as that is where we should most likely refer to this calendar).