I've been super lazy lately. This article should have been posted a month ago when Markus (website?) made a nice summary of some of the Blagg plugins available out there. For those of you curious, Blagg is to RSS aggregation as Blosxom is to blogging. Not surprisingly both come from the genius of Rael. For simplicity's sake I'm just going to copy Markus' summary from the MailingList.
Unfortunately the original site seems to be down right now, but if you're curious to try it out you can download a local version here. Meanwhile here's what Markus wrote.
I've dug up and posted the blagg plugins in a Files -> blagg files.Thank you, Markus, for putting together this list! My apologies to you and everyone else for taking so long to post it.There are some other blagg plugins not written by Rael. I'll reference them here.
http://www.speirs.org/blagg/ has a plugin that takes a series of RDF feeds and posts to a LiveJournal account the stories that have appeared in the channels since it was last run.
Another LJ solution can be found at http://popone.innocence.com/archives/2002/10/15/bridgebuilding.php
www.bstpierre.org/Projects/blagg.html has a blagg plugin for placeing incoming posts into a separate directory for each feed.
http://radio.weblogs.com/0100887/2002/05/09.html points to http://www.pipetree.com/~dj/jabberconf.pl for pushing RSS item info to a Jabber conference room
http://www.pipetree.com/qmacro/blog/archives/2003/01/29/ has one on posting to Usenet/NetNews (i.e. nntp). Another article on it is at http://decafbad.com/blog/2003/01/30/ooodod
FYI ... I've not used any of these. When I get some free time, after my current pet project, I'll be tinkering with them.
Later, Markus.


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