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In my team we would like to have a single blog that merges all the posts that each individual has in its own blog (hosted in different blogging platforms that publish RSS/ATOM feeds). Is there any web platform that does this or my only option is to code my own? Thanks a lot! | |||||
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From all of my searching, and that is the past hour. I can find no solution for you other then hosting one yourself. I found plenty of wordpress plugins that do just this but no wordpress hosts that allow the plugin. But there is hope. Depending on the other people, blog.com allows atom posting. Which means you can use a desktop client that uses the atom protocol to post entries. Which if used in conjunction with their other blog would post on both sites simultaneously. The only other option I see is email posting. Which most sites out there allow as well. So you and your fellow bloggers could post via email to multiple blogs at once. | |||
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If you're all using the same blog engine then you shoulld be able to export the posts and then import them back into a single instance of a blog. For example, you could take 4 WordPress blogs, export the posts from MySQL and then turn back around and import all four sets of posts back into a single WordPress blog. Now if you have different blog engines for your team, then you are going to have to manually massage the posts to make them work. Good luck and hope this helps some. | |||
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You can aggregate the feeds with Planet. | |||
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There is also simplepie. :) | |||
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Idea: Use Yahoo! Pipes or something similar to combine the RSS feeds and then use some sort of service to automatically post items from that feed to a blog. It seems you might be able to hack up some sort of solution going this route without needing to self host. | |||
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