Today, I am testing the Weblogs.com XML interface from LogMOO

MOO Blogging. I have finally found why my Blogger API calls to Blogger weren't publishing at blogspot. I have updated @ajsend on LogMOO so that it can send to blogspot, Ecademy and LiveJournal in a single post. Unfortuntely none of them handle conditions exactly the same way, so it is a little kludgy. Nonetheless, it is nice to be able to write my blog entry once, and update all three locations with a single command.

My daughter just sent me a link to the website for James Whitman's campaign to become Governor of Ohio. ( http://whitmanandclark.netfirms.com/ )

It looks like an interesting campaign, grassroots, internet based. Worth a look.

This is a test of blogging from a MOO! I tried it yesterday, and the publish parameter seemed not to be taking, although it is working with Ecademy. (Non MOO based additional comment, the <param><value><boolean>true</boolean><value></param> doesn't seem to be taking, and I have to publish via the web)

Of late, I've been doing a lot of Blogging on www.livejournal.com. (Check out my blogs there at http://www.livejournal.com/users/aldon) This is where I do most of my blogging.

I also got set up at Blogspot (http://aldon.blogspot.com/) I've just tested this out a little bit, but don't really have much there.

And then there is Ecademy (http://www.ecademy.com/module.php?mod=blog&op=view&uid=18670) This blog community seems to be mostly oriented around tech issues, so I've posted a few things here, but not a lot.

Today, I read a post on LiveJournal from a friend who posts everything to two different blogs. It seems as if there is a real need for some good tools to facilitate using mutliple blogs, crosslinking etc...

My first Blog entry