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Testing POSSE With WordPress And Brid.gy

ByTim Nolte Updated on

I’m still trying to get my website working to automatically syndicate with a syndication link on my site. The setup I had most recently been using was sharing my posts out but still required me to go through the motions of manually getting the syndicated content URL and populating them on my posts. That last bit is the part that I’d like to get automated as well. It may come down to the need to start working on my own custom plugin to facilitate what I’m trying to do. Another requirement of mine is that I really need this to work when I use the WordPress mobile app, as that is generally my primary means of posting content to my blog.

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