Re: muse blog

[email protected] writes:

>   My intention is to create a blog site where me (using muse) and
> other colleagues (using something dunno exactly what but some
> on-line editor, maybe someone could recommend one) can write to the
> blog. Each user needs to authenticate to create a blog entry, but
> everyone can respond (comment).  Can anyone advise on how to get
> this done ?

Pyblosxom would be an option.  Muse already has code that can publish
entries in Pyblosxom form (see the Muse manual for details).
Pyblosxom has quite a few plugins (including some that can turn plain
text into decent HTML) -- it might even have an online editor for
entries, but I haven't checked recently.

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