Can I pull my blog feed into C# corner?

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Can I pull my blog feed into C# corner. Site like CodeProject provides this sort of functionality.

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Mahesh Chand9y ago
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Hi Tahir,
Unfortunately, we do not have this feature. For posting blogs and articles, we've an editorial and review process. If you want, our editors can help you migrate and publish your blogs on C# Corner. I also think of publishing one at a time and stay on the home page will help you get better search results.

Let us know if we can be help. Reach out to me direct via messages on this site or post it here.

Best,
Mahesh
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Mahesh Chand9y ago
Sounds good. Will do.

Best!
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Guest User9y ago
Brilliant, my blog is at tahirnaushad.com

If they can move all the August posts and September (as of today) that would be great as I started writing a series on ASP.NET Core 2.0 in August.

Yes I am reading the guidelines and this will be easy in future.

Thank you very much for your help.
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Mahesh Chand9y ago
Not at all. Our team will be happy to use your blog and copy from their and post your blogs. Just let me or them know your blog URL.

For future use, in My Account, there are sample templates in the right side of your My Account that explains the formatting and guidelines for the articles.

Cheers!
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Guest User9y ago
Thanks for such a quick reply and review.

The code is actually within the word document, if you double-click it. It's embeded in another object within the document. No images for code.

I see the content editor, it's much simpler actually. However, for the backlog it would be really helpful if you team can help.

Would it be asking too much if they can get the articles/code from my blog and publish as me? Of course future articles I can do myself.
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Mahesh Chand9y ago
OK I just reviewed it. Code samples should be in code format (not images). Currently, you've uploaded a Doc file. That takes longer process to publish it. Our team will format and strip out all unwanted HTML formatting, then publish it and format it in the online editor.

If you have time, I recommend using Online Content Publisher. Follow these steps:
1. Copy your word doc to Notepad to remove all junk HTML
2. Copy Notepad to Online Content Publisher Editor
3. Format content there

I know its a lot of work. If you want, let our team know and they will be happy to publish one article a day, on your name. Our CMS allows them to publish an article and assign it to you as an author.

Best
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Guest User9y ago
Thanks, that helps clarify the different. I've submitted an article (my first on C#) so let's see how it goes. I have 60+ that I can submit but will wait for the first to go through in case I need formatting related changes.

Thank you for your answers.
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Mahesh Chand9y ago
Good point. Perhaps, we should clarify this better. Any thing small is a blog. Say one pager or tip with code. Anything written in a turorial form or have more than 2 pages is an article. Hope it helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
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Guest User9y ago
Thanks Mahesh, I am struggling to understand the difference between blog and article, two options that I seem to have in order to contribute here?
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