Blogging gets easier
Rob posted a teaser of something new coming from Telligent. I don't think he could resist himself. Find
[See: Rob Howard's Seven days from now ] From zero to blogmailr in less than a week !?!? You've got to
Rob's being cryptic again ; blogging gets easier .
Shhh, secret domain. Don't tell anyone. blogmailr.com 1st rule of Fight Club is no one talks about
Okay, fess up Rob. The domain is registered to you (no surprise there) and from the name I would infer something about blogging and mail (not just a hatrack) but you've got to give us more than that. You know I will press you on this next week at DevConnections (if you're going to be there, otherwise I'll just bug Mark Miller or someone who won't know what the hell I'm talking about).
You made a typo ;) :P
Oh c'mon people... It is so simple.
This is just a Web 2.5 application that will take you blogger posts and email them to a service that will transform the post into an image and post it to your flickr account.
Do I have to explain everything...?
news of the day a grab bag for what's happening in Community Server BlogMailr. Get the buzz started.
When I reported on the coming BlogMailr product yesterday in the Daily News that Rob's been teasing everybody
news of the day a grab bag for what's happening in Community Server Rob Howard's BlogMailr tease post
news of the day a grab bag for what's happening in Community Server Wyatt Preul, like Ben, is in suspense
This week... The Community Server 2.1 Service Pack 1 is released! BlogMailr is announced! Well, sorta.
Testing to comment via BlogMailr. ;-) Seems to work fine!
Today _is_ the day, right...?
Nothing new on blogmailr.com though.
Rob...?
We'll launch today at 2PM CST (or sooner) :)
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This is a great idea, but no-one is going to use a tool that produces posts like this: http://community.tigranetworks.co.uk/blogs/tim_long/archive/2006/11/12/blog-by-email.aspx
Word 2007 already does a much better job of producing clean, blog-friendly HTML. Also, images don't make it through the mangle. Why do no blog tools currently know what to do with images? It's not like it is an unusual requirement or anything. How about your strip out the images and automatically post them to an associated gallery, for example?