Security docs blog post

[wbamberg]

Here's a blog post about the security docs work. Let's not merge it until the last two content PRs are merged: mdn/content#44366 and mdn/content#44287.

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[wbamberg]

I've added lists of the docs, with some vaguely nice formatting. I also removed everything except the stuff about MDN docs specifically: I'm not sure if this is a good idea, but I think it's a much better (more focused) post for it. But maybe it would be better to include the stuff about SWAG and the survey and just make it better.

[Elchi3]

Thanks Will! I like it!

But maybe it would be better to include the stuff about SWAG and the survey and just make it better.

I think we should either talk about it now or talk about the SWAG document in its own blog post. I'm quite proud about the SWAG doc as it is now and would probably include it here (also not sure if it is enough for its own blog post). But up to you.

[wbamberg]

Thanks Will! I like it!

But maybe it would be better to include the stuff about SWAG and the survey and just make it better.

I think we should either talk about it now or talk about the SWAG document in its own blog post. I'm quite proud about the SWAG doc as it is now and would probably include it here (also not sure if it is enough for its own blog post). But up to you.

I've gone back and forth on this, but having tried things out, I think it would be better to have separate posts. It's just a lot more focused like that, and it would give the space to talk about SWAG, and specifically the guidelines doc, properly. It's actually a bit tricky to talk about the survey, because we said what we wanted to say about it in https://github.com/w3c-cg/swag/blob/main/surveys/web-security-survey-2025.md.