Sure, here's a template for a README file for a blog project with the sections you mentioned:
# Project Title: Lighthouse MVP
## Overview
Team built Hugo Blog site.
## Background Context
Because the lighthouse project is faltering on the CMS front and has taken an extreme amount of time to get anything even a super simple amount of time, I am instituting a simple GitHub static page with the contents from roadmap.sh.
## Opportunity Statement
Roadmap.sh was the initial tool to get the MVP content we needed for the lighthouse project copy on the main site. The roadmap is not very helpful despite its design. We keep having the issue where the content is not saved. It is also not sustainable to add more contributors. And in the end is not the goal for the lighthouse project. In hindsight it would have been a good tool if roadmap had worked as advertised and we had time to focus on it.
Going forward I am going to invest the time to get everyone on board creating content via a GitHub repo and static blog site.
## MVP (Minimum Viable Product)
The MVP of this project includes:
- Static MD files woth overview of Linux topic with links to tutorials and guides
- Project Overview section
- Links to Social Profiles
- Contributor Recruiting Page
- Sales Funnel
## Key Points
1.
## Goals
[List the goals you hope to achieve with this project.]
## Blog
[Provide some information about your blog, such as the topics you write about.]
## Hugo Site Generator
This blog is built using Hugo, a fast and modern static site generator. It's written in Go and is perfect for blogs, docs, portfolios and much more.
## Roles
[Describe the roles involved in this project. If it's a personal project, you can describe the different hats you wear (developer, content creator, etc.).]
## Assignments
[Describe any specific assignments related to the project.]
## Milestones
[List the milestones you've achieved or plan to achieve.]
## Relevant Links
[Provide any relevant links related to your project.]
## Issue Template
[Provide a link to your issue template or describe how to create an issue for your project.]
## Pull Request Template
[Provide a link to your pull request template or describe how to create a pull request for your project.]
## Git Cheatsheet
[Provide a link to a Git cheatsheet or list some common Git commands that are useful for your project.]
## VS Code Cheatsheet
[Provide a link to a VS Code cheatsheet or list some common VS Code shortcuts that are useful for your project.]
## GitHub CLI Cheatsheet
[Provide a link to a GitHub CLI cheatsheet or list some common GitHub CLI commands that are useful for your project.]