As long as a tool passes some tests successfully and gets good feedbacks, we announce it here on this site and will add it to our project downloads so you can search on this site to see if there is a BlogML tool for your engine. But you have to know that BlogML tools are created for all well-known blogging...
A BlogML tool is actually a converter designed specifically for a blogging engine and is able to export the content of that blog engine into BlogML format or import BlogML content to that blogging engine. We consider a tool as a BlogML tool under two conditions: The tool should have both import and export...
In general there are some main requirements for you: Having access to your source and destination blogging tools. Some BlogML tools require you to install something on the server so this may be a problem if you're hosted by someone who doesn't like BlogML and doesn't install it for you! A BlogML tool...
No, the answer is negative! Although BlogML has been used for this purpose in most scenarios and this can be the most common application of BlogML but BlogML is a more general thing and that is an XML format for blog content. This means that every application for such a format can be an application for...
No, not at all! This is a wrong consideration from some people who think that BlogML is tied to .NET platform. BlogML is an XML format and has its own specification that can be implemented for all development platforms. However, as we (creators of BlogML) are .NET developers, created a rich library for...
For the first time in BlogML history we're publishing an official road map for BlogML specification and .NET API. Of course, there is no guarantee that we achieve all these plans but we will try to do our best. Our initial plans is to release the Beta version of BlogML 2.5 at the end of February 2008...