fix authorship

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 title = "About"
+author = "Christoph Cullmann"
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 cullmann.io is the personal web site of Christoph Cullmann.
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 title = "Academic Work"
+author = "Christoph Cullmann"
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 ## Academic Life
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 title = "Impressum"
+author = "Christoph Cullmann"
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 ## Angaben gemäß § 5 TMG:
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 title = "Links"
+author = "Christoph Cullmann"
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 Links to stuff I often use/read/...
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 categories: [www]
 tags: [hugo, centos]
 url: /posts/hugo-extended-centos-7/
+author: "Christoph Cullmann"
 ---

 After first using the Hermit theme, I moved to the Hugo Coder theme to have a nicer front page and menu at the top.
--- a/content/post/kate-cpp-developer-survey.md
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 categories: [kde, kate, development]
 tags: [kde, kate]
 url: /posts/kate-cpp-developer-survey/
+author: "Christoph Cullmann"
 ---

 While browsing the [ISO C++ homepage](https://isocpp.org) I stumbled over the [results PDF](https://isocpp.org/files/papers/CppDevSurvey-2019-04-summary.pdf) of the [Second Annual C++ Foundation Developer Survey “Lite”](https://isocpp.org/blog/2019/05/results-summary-2019-global-developer-survey-lite).
--- a/content/post/kate-history-kde-4-porting/index.md
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 categories: [kde, kate, development]
 tags: [kde, kate]
 url: /posts/kate-history-kde-4-porting/
+author: "Christoph Cullmann"
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 During my web site upgrade, I reviewed the old stuff I had hosted on my long gone web sites but still archived here locally. An interesting thing I stumbled on are the KDE 3 -> 4 porting screenshots of Kate I saved in 2005.
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 categories: [kde, kate, development]
 tags: [kde, kate]
 url: /posts/kate-language-server-protocol-client/
+author: "Christoph Cullmann"
 ---

 The [Language Server Protocol (LSP)](https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/overview) allows the integration of stuff like code completion, jump to definition, symbol search and more into an application without manual re-implementation for each language one wants to support.
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 categories: [kde, kate, development]
 tags: [kde, kate]
 url: /posts/kate-lsp-client-continued/
+author: "Christoph Cullmann"
 ---

 The new LSP client by Mark Nauwelaerts made nice progress since the [LSP client restart](/posts/kate-lsp-client-restart/) post last week.
--- a/content/post/kate-lsp-client-progress.md
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 categories: [kde, kate, development]
 tags: [kde, kate]
 url: /posts/kate-lsp-client-progress/
+author: "Christoph Cullmann"
 ---

 The [Kate lsp branch](https://cgit.kde.org/kate.git/log/?h=lsp) contains now the infrastructure as used by Qt Creator.
--- a/content/post/kate-lsp-client-restart/index.md
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 categories: [kde, kate, development]
 tags: [kde, kate]
 url: /posts/kate-lsp-client-restart/
+author: "Christoph Cullmann"
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 Since my last post about the [LSP client progress](/posts/kate-lsp-client-progress/) in May I didn't work on that project at all I think.
--- a/content/post/kate-lsp-status-july-21/index.md
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 categories: [kde, kate, development]
 tags: [kde, kate]
 url: /posts/kate-lsp-status-july-21/
+author: "Christoph Cullmann"
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 The new LSP client by Mark Nauwelaerts keeps making nice progress.
--- a/content/post/kate-lsp-status-july-22/index.md
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 categories: [kde, kate, development]
 tags: [kde, kate]
 url: /posts/kate-lsp-status-july-22/
+author: "Christoph Cullmann"
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 After my series of LSP client posts, I got the question: What does this actually do? And why should I like this or help with it?
--- a/content/post/ktexteditor-kate-bugs-help-appreciated.md
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 categories: [kde, kate, development]
 tags: [kde, kate]
 url: /posts/ktexteditor-kate-bugs-help-appreciated/
+author: "Christoph Cullmann"
 ---

 The bug report count of KTextEditor (implementing the editing part used in Kate/KWrite/KDevelop/Kile/...) and Kate itself reached again
--- a/content/post/ktexteditor-kate-bugs-scratch-your-own-itch.md
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 categories: [kde, kate, development]
 tags: [kde, kate]
 url: /posts/ktexteditor-kate-bugs-scratch-your-own-itch/
+author: "Christoph Cullmann"
 ---

 Two days ago I mentioned [here](/posts/ktexteditor-kate-bugs-help-appreciated/) that the bug report count of KTextEditor and Kate has risen to some not that manageable amount.
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 categories: [www]
 tags: [hugo]
 url: /posts/new-website/
+author: "Christoph Cullmann"
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 After several years of failing to update my personal WordPress page, I restarted my website with the [Hugo framework](https://gohugo.io/).
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 categories: [www]
 tags: [hugo, privacy]
 url: /posts/privacy-and-hugo-themes/
+author: "Christoph Cullmann"
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 I use the "Hugo Coder" theme for this page.
--- a/content/post/qt-creator-4-9-uses-ksyntaxhighlighting.md
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 categories: [kde, qt, development]
 tags: [kde, qt]
 url: /posts/qt-creator-4-9-uses-ksyntaxhighlighting/
+author: "Christoph Cullmann"
 ---

 As you can read in the [official Creator 4.9.0 release announcement](https://blog.qt.io/blog/2019/04/15/qt-creator-4-9-0-released/), Qt Creator now uses the [KSyntaxHighlighting Framework](https://api.kde.org/frameworks/syntax-highlighting/html/index.html) for providing the [generic highlighting](https://doc.qt.io/qtcreator/creator-highlighting.html#generic-highlighting).
--- a/content/post/removing-files-from-git-history.md
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 categories: [git, development]
 tags: [git]
 url: /posts/removing-files-from-git-history/
+author: "Christoph Cullmann"
 ---

 Today I did run again into an old problem:
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 categories: [www]
 tags: [centos, apache, mariadb]
 url: /posts/webserver-transition/
+author: "Christoph Cullmann"
 ---

 Several years the [kate-editor.org](https://kate-editor.org) & [cullmann.io](https://cullmann.io) pages got hosted on a [Hetzner](https://www.hetzner.de/) root server.
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 title = "Open Source Projects"
+author = "Christoph Cullmann"
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 ## KDE