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"Most Twitter and blog integration tools aggregate all tweets to a blog and post them exactly as they are, verbatim, which can\u00A0produce less than desirable results. TweetRemote is a new open source way to integrate Twitter with blogging platforms that aims to give bloggers more control over this process. You can pick and choose which tweets to publish to your blog and how they will look. It accomplishes this by only posting relevant tweets and formats them in a blog-friendly format.\nHow does it do that?\n\nTweetRemote is able to do this by recognizing hashtags in tweets such as #text, #link, and #image, then pulls those tweets into separate RSS-style feeds and then formats them accordingly. Thus, everything appears on your blog in a more aesthetically pleasing format. The other key ingredient is the use of an RSS aggregator of choice such as FeedWordPress. Here's the full installation documentation.\n\nAt what cost?\nThere might be a small price to pay for this benefit. In order to make your blog prettier it requires making your twitter stream a little uglier. For example, if you wanted to send a nicely formatted hyperlink to your blog via twitter with TweetRemote then you would have to send the following tweet: #link http://tweetremote.com Cool new twitter/blog integration tool! While the end result will look good on your blog, you might lose some followers on twitter because of what some call Tweet stream pollution. Quite simply, there are many people on Twitter that just don't like hashtags and the way they look. So, it's your decision if it's worth potentially losing a few followers or not.\nConclusion\nTweetRemote is intended only for bloggers that host their own blogs because it requires uploading files and some manual configuration. That means bloggers on free services like Worldpress.com and Blogger are out of luck at this point in time. Still, even if TweetRemote doesn't accomplish this in the easiest manner, it has developed a better mousetrap for this process. Ultimately, that's a good sign for things to come for anyone that wants to integrate Twitter with their blog."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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