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README
WordPress is a real blog with actual features that I can brand on my own web site; but most of my readers are on my MySpace blog. I'll be gosh darned if I'm going to type the same crap twice -- I have a hard enough time typing it once. So I wrote this glorious hack to stitch my WordPress blog to my MySpace blog. As far as I know, MySpace has no API to interact with the blog, so it's all done with nasty screen scraping. If they ever change the URL on any of these pages, it will stop working, but it has worked flawlessly for over a year. So so far, so good. To use: Make a copy of example.py. For example $ cp example.py richardkiss.py Then edit the copy with your secret informations (sic). You will need your WordPress MySQL DB info and your MySpace login. But that's all! You will get a very simple menu with a list of Richard Kiss http://richardkiss.com/ him at richardkiss.com








