fix: remove text references to blogging

contributors.html

@@ -278,7 +278,7 @@ <h2 class="content-head content-head-ribbon is-center">What do I need to know to
                         <li><strong>You should be comfortable communicating your ideas to others in
                                 public.</strong> Most projects
                             have public mailing lists and would prefer if you use them, and Python GSoC contributors are also
-                            required to blog about their work over the summer. You can use a pseudonym (nickname)
+                            required to write about their work over the summer. You can use a pseudonym (nickname)
                             if
                             that works best for you. Google will need to know who you are to pay you, but we just
                             need something to call you.<br /><br />
@@ -291,7 +291,7 @@ <h2 class="content-head content-head-ribbon is-center">What do I need to know to
                             </ul>
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-                            These answers can be very short (Under 100 words) or longer depending on what you want to say.  The idea is that these blog posts serve as your weekly check-ins with the org admins and help show the wider Python community what kind of work our GSoC contributors are doing.
+                            These answers can be very short (Under 100 words) or longer depending on what you want to say.  The idea is that these posts serve as your weekly check-ins with the org admins and help show the wider Python community what kind of work our GSoC contributors are doing.
                         </li>
                         <li><strong>You probably want some experience with version control.</strong> We have a lot
                             of projects that

mentors.html

@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ <h2 class="content-head content-head is-center">Mentors</h2>
                     friendly community members to help with other tasks! We'd love to have more
                     people available on IRC/Mailing lists to answer GSoC contributor and mentor
                     questions in various time zones. We are particularly looking for volunteers
-                    who can read and comment on contributor blogs, remind contributors if they haven't
+                    who can read and comment on contributor posts, remind contributors if they haven't
                     posted, and promote the work our GSoC contributors do to the larger Python community.
                     Or maybe you have another skillset you'd like to contribute? (Proofreading?
                     Recruiting diverse contributor applicants?) If you want to help, we can try to