Project Summary
My webspace only supports FTP uploads, with no dynamic scripting languages or anything like that, but I still wanted to write a blog (with an RSS feed), and I wanted to be in full control of its appearance, and of the data so that I can migrate to a different solution in the future if I want. I couldn't find any software on the web that suited my purposes, so after a little bit of messing around I came up with a home-grown solution: DIYBlog (meaning Do-it-yourself blog).
In a Nutshell, diyblog...
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