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Testing Ecto!

Posted on Thu, 2006-06-29 07:33 by sarahfelicity
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Hooray for the DeSmogBlog... because it has afforded me the opportunity to try out another desktop blogging editor. I have used Qumana in the past, and was happy enough with it myself, but wanted something even more usable for the total non-geeks on the DeSmog team. So we're giving Ecto a whirl. Here's hoping.

(Looks like it has not imported all my tags... too bad. That would have been most excellent.)

How about images? Let me see... it does iPhoto importing. What about Flickr, though? Or other images hosted elsewhere online?

Guess I'll have to poke around a bit more. Anyone else got experience with this?

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i do! i do!

Wed, 2006-06-28 19:59 — James Walker (not verified)

take it from this non-geek... ecto rocks. well, except when it doesn't. but i like it - and i know who to bug if something's not right.

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non-geek?

Wed, 2006-06-28 20:12 — sarahfelicity

Whatevah, Walkah.

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d'oh

Wed, 2006-06-28 20:15 — James Walker (not verified)

busted ;)

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good!

Thu, 2006-06-29 05:27 — Ivan (not verified)

It's what I use.. but haven't figured out the flickr integration thingy yet, I just post from Flickr. Apparently you can set it up to post to multiple blogs but I haven't used that yet either!

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performancing

Tue, 2006-07-04 06:31 — Andre Charland (not verified)

give performancing a shot it's pretty sweet. or you can try flock but it's more than just a blog editor.

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