Update blog-guidelines.md - SIGs to TAGs

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 ## CNCF Blog Overview ##
 
-The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) blog serves as a channel for CNCF members, project maintainers of graduated and incubating projects, CNCF Special Interest Groups (SIG), ambassadors to share content with the cloud native community.
+The Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) blog serves as a channel for CNCF members, project maintainers of graduated and incubating projects, CNCF Technical Advisory Groups (TAGs), ambassadors to share content with the cloud native community.
 
 The content on our blog consists of:
 * Articles about graduated or incubating CNCF projects
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 Other topics are welcome, but it needs to have a direct link to the CNCF community.
 
-We accept content from CNCF members, project maintainers of graduated and incubating projects, CNCF SIGs, CNCF ambassadors. The content needs to be originally published within the last 2 months.
+We accept content from CNCF members, project maintainers of graduated and incubating projects, CNCF TAGs, CNCF ambassadors. The content needs to be originally published within the last 2 months.
 
 Please note that we do not accept AI-generated posts.
 
 Blog type definitions:
 * Project blog: Any blog post on a graduated or incubating project. This is written by or on behalf of the project. If written by a member about a project, this blog is classified as a Project blog. An example is a Harbor blog written by the VMware team. The blog is classified as a Project blog.
 * Member blog: Any blog post written by a member. The blog must comply with the blog guidelines. A member can write about any open source project, including a CNCF Sandbox project. If a CNCF member writes solely about a CNCF graduated or incubating project and on behalf of the project, it is classified as a Project blog. If the blog contains information about a CNCF graduated or incubating project and includes information on how to do something with that project, it is classified as a Member blog.
-* Special Interest Group (SIG) blog: A blog written by a SIG team member(s) is classified as a SIG blog. If a CNCF member writes a blog on behalf of the SIG, it is classified as a SIG blog. If a member writes a blog about a SIG, it is classified as a Member blog.
+* Technical Advisory Group (TAG) blog: A blog written by a TAG team member(s) is classified as a TAG blog. If a CNCF member writes a blog on behalf of the TAG, it is classified as a TAG blog. If a member writes a blog about a TAG, it is classified as a Member blog.
 * Ambassador blog: This is a blog written by one of the CNCF Ambassadors.
-* CNCF Staff: This is a blog written by a CNCF staff member. If the staff member is writing a blog on behalf of a project or a SIG, it is classified as a Project or SIG blog.
+* CNCF Staff: This is a blog written by a CNCF staff member. If the staff member is writing a blog on behalf of a project or a TAG, it is classified as a Project or TAG blog.
 * Project internships and scholarship recipients: This is a blog that is written about a scholarship or internship related to a CNCF event or project.
 
 ## Content ##