The blog loads the data via the built-in WordPress Rest API. The content is not loaded from the RSS although I guess it should be hidden from that too for people using the RSS.
I have applied your branch (and updated the tag id) to [our testing enviroment](http://insights.canonicalwebteam.com).
I created an article with the tag `lang:jp`.
This article is still [visible in the API](http://insights.canonicalwebteam.com/wp-json/wp/v2/posts?per_page=3&page=1&_embed=True).
A similar approach may be to add a condition to [blog.ubuntu.com code base](https://github.com/canonical-websites/blog.ubuntu.com/). Keeping all the logic in one place, [example PR](https://github.com/canonical-websites/blog.ubuntu.com/pull/392)
With that this branch is good.
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The blog loads the data via the built-in WordPress Rest API. The content is not loaded from the RSS although I guess it should be hidden from that too for people using the RSS.
I have applied your branch (and updated the tag id) to [our testing enviroment](http:// insights. canonicalwebtea m.com).
I created an article with the tag `lang:jp`.
This article is still [visible in the API](http:// insights. canonicalwebtea m.com/wp- json/wp/ v2/posts? per_page= 3&page= 1&_embed= True).
A similar approach may be to add a condition to [blog.ubuntu.com code base](https:/ /github. com/canonical- websites/ blog.ubuntu. com/). Keeping all the logic in one place, [example PR](https:/ /github. com/canonical- websites/ blog.ubuntu. com/pull/ 392)
With that this branch is good.