def blog(config: ConfigParser) -> bool:
    """Do what it takes to find the results, convert them to markdown, then
    write it out in Hugo-compatible Markdown. Hugo compatibility means
    putting some extra TOML variables at the item. It's not just raw markdown.
    """
    logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)

    analysis = read_json(config, "analysis")
    if not analysis:
        logger.error("Problem with analysis file? No blog written.")
        return False

    # Create directory structure
    dir_path = create_journal_directory(config)
    if not dir_path:
        return False

    blog_text = create_blog_text(config, analysis)

    # Blog file is index.md
    blog_filename = join(dir_path, "index.md")
    try:
        with open(blog_filename, "+w") as bfile:
            print(blog_text, file=bfile)
    except (OSError, IOError) as e:
        logger.critical(f"Failed to write blog text to {blog_filename}")
        logger.critical(e)
        return False
    except Exception as e:
        logger.critical(f"Failed to write blog text to {blog_filename}")
        logger.critical(e)
        return False
    return True

def create_blog_text(config: ConfigParser, analysis: dict) -> str:
    """Write out the Markdown for the blog post with all the analysis."""
    # pick a language, so that things like currency and numbers come out
    # as expected
    setlocale(LC_ALL, "en_US.UTF-8")
    logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
    event_title = None

    year = config.get("mastoscore", "event_year")
    month = config.get("mastoscore", "event_month")
    day = config.get("mastoscore", "event_day")
    hashtag = config.get("mastoscore", "hashtag")

    # older data files had event_title, but not episode_title
    try:
        event_title = config.get("mastoscore", "episode_title")
    except Exception:
        logger.debug("episode_title not found. Trying event_title")
    if not event_title:
        try:
            event_title = config.get("mastoscore", "event_title")
        except Exception:
            logger.error("neither episode_title nor event_title found")
            event_title = f"{hashtag} {year}-{month}-{day}"

    # Find our journal directory so we can see if there are text files
    # accompanying the images.
    journaldir = create_journal_directory(config)
    if not journaldir:
        return ""
    text_file_name = join(journaldir, f"{hashtag}-{year}{month}{day}.txt")
    graph_alt_text = ""
    with open(text_file_name, "r", encoding="utf-8") as tfile:
        graph_alt_text = tfile.read()

    text_file_name = join(
        journaldir, f"wordcloud-{hashtag}-{year}{month}{day}-remove.txt"
    )
    wordcloud_alt_text = ""
    with open(text_file_name, "r", encoding="utf-8") as tfile:
        wordcloud_alt_text = tfile.read()

    # These bits of hugo markdown are a pain to type, so I'm assigning them to variables to make them
    # easier to work with.
    a = "{{< hilite >}}"
    b = "{{</ hilite >}}"
    # write out top boosts
    top = analysis["max_boosts"]
    text = "\n\n"
    text = text + f"### The top {analysis['top_n']} boosted toots:\n"
    i = 1
    for item in top:
        text = (
            text
            + f"""
{i}. [This toot]({item["url"]}) from [{item["account.display_name"]}]({item["account.url"]})
({item["userid"]}) had {a}{item["reblogs_count"]}{b} boosts.
> {item["content"]}
"""
        )
        i += 1
    boost_text = text

    # write out item favourites
    top = analysis["max_faves"]
    text = "\n\n"
    text = text + f"### The top {analysis['top_n']} favourited toots:\n"
    i = 1
    for item in top:
        text = (
            text
            + f"""
{i}. [This toot]({item["url"]}) from [{item["account.display_name"]}]({item["account.url"]})
({item["userid"]}) had {a}{item["favourites_count"]}{b} favourites.
> {item["content"]}
"""
        )
        i += 1
    text = text + "\n"
    faves_text = text

    # write out item replies
    top = analysis["max_replies"]
    text = "\n\n"
    text = (
        text
        + f"""### The top {analysis["top_n"]} most-replied-to toots:

(Note: this really should exclude people who reply to themselves, it doesn't do that well, yet)

"""
    )
    i = 1
    for item in top:
        text = (
            text
            + f"""
{i}. [This toot]({item["url"]}) from [{item["account.display_name"]}]({item["account.url"]})
({item["userid"]}) had {a}{item["replies_count"]}{b} replies.
> {item["content"]}
"""
        )
        i += 1
    replies_text = text

    try:
        fetch_info = read_json(config, "fetch")
        total_servers = len(fetch_info["servers_done"]) + len(
            fetch_info["servers_fail"]
        )
        done_servers = len(fetch_info["servers_done"])
        fail_servers = len(fetch_info["servers_fail"])
        done_pct = 100 * done_servers / total_servers
        fail_pct = 100 * fail_servers / total_servers
        intro = "We"
        if 'fetch_duration' in fetch_info:
            intro = f"{intro} spent {a}{fetch_info['fetch_duration']}{b} downloading"
        else:
            intro = f"{intro} downloaded"
        fetch_text = f"""
{intro} {a}{fetch_info["total_toots"]:n}{b} toots at {a}{fetch_info["fetch_time"]}{b} \
from a total of {done_servers:n} servers. We ended up with a set of \
{a}{analysis["gross_toots"]:n}{b} unique toots posted between \
{a}{analysis["event_start"]}{b} and {a}{analysis["event_end"]}{b} by \
{a}{analysis["unique_ids"]:n}{b} distinct fediverse accounts.

We tried to connect to {total_servers:n} different servers, of which {done_servers} \
({done_pct:0.1f}%) succeeded and {fail_servers} ({fail_pct:0.1f}%) failed.
"""
    except Exception:
        # we don't care there was an exception. just using this for error handling
        fetch_text = f"""
We found {a}{analysis["gross_toots"]:n}{b} unique toots posted between \
{a}{analysis["event_start"]}{b} and {a}{analysis["event_end"]}{b} by \
{a}{analysis["unique_ids"]:n}{b} distinct fediverse accounts across \
{analysis["num_servers"]} unique servers.
"""
    summary_text = f"""
## Summary

{{{{< figure\
    src="thumb.jpg"\
    alt="(Movie poster placeholder)" \
>}}}}

{fetch_text}

The server {a}[{analysis["max_server"]["name"]}](https://{analysis["max_server"]["name"]}/){b}\
contributed the most toots with {a}{analysis["max_server"]["num"]:n}{b}.

'{analysis["most_posts"]["name"]}' ({analysis["most_posts"]["id"]}) tooted the most with \
{a}{analysis["most_posts"]["count"]:n}{b} toots.
"""
    # Try to pluck the year of the film from the title. Film titles are usually something like
    # "The Swamp Thing (1982)"

    match = search(r"\((\d{4})\)", event_title)
    blog_tags = f'["{hashtag}"'
    if match:
        film_year = match.group(1)
        blog_tags = blog_tags + f', "{film_year}"]'
    else:
        blog_tags = blog_tags + "]"

    graph_text = f"""
## Activity Graph

{{{{< figure\
    src="{hashtag}-{year}{month}{day}.png"\
    alt="Activity graph. See main page for actual description." \
>}}}}

{graph_alt_text}

"""
    wordcloud_text = f"""
## Wordcloud

{{{{< figure\
    src="wordcloud-{hashtag}-{year}{month}{day}-remove.png"\
    alt="Word cloud. See main page for actual description." \
>}}}}

{wordcloud_alt_text}

"""

    # Pull it all together, with the Hugo stuff at the item
    # TOML requires triple double quotes if you want to have newlines in a string.
    # So I have to do triple single quotes here.
    wordcloud_file = f"{year}/{month}/{day}/{hashtag}/wordcloud-{hashtag}-{year}{month}{day}-remove.png"
    blog_text = f'''
+++

title = """{event_title}"""
date = {year}-{month}-{day}
draft = false
image = "{wordcloud_file}"
description = """{hashtag} graphs for {event_title}"""
tags = {blog_tags}
archives = ["{year}/{month}"]
author = "Paco Hope"

+++
{summary_text}
{boost_text}
{faves_text}
{replies_text}
{graph_text}
{wordcloud_text}

Analysis of #{hashtag} generated at {analysis["generated"]}
'''
    # print out the commands that will copy the data to the blog
    print(f"""
mkdir -p ../{hashtag}-gallery/content/{year}/{month}/{day}/{hashtag}/
cp $(ls data/{year}/{month}/{day}/* | grep -v json) ../{hashtag}-gallery/content/{year}/{month}/{day}/{hashtag}
""")

    return blog_text