Sep 20, 2007
blogger is killing me
well, we are trying to move this over to wordpress….
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As you can see…. We finally did it. The best option was to burn the blogger feed at feedburner. Open the feed url and save as an XML file. The file was then imported from worpress as a RSS 2.0 file.