So the first month of www.DotNetNukeBlogs.com has been a good one. We are currently aggregating 16 different RSS feeds relating to DotNetNuke with over 450 blog posts! We'll be working on some more features for the site over the next couple of months, don't forget to check out  our "Cool Stuff" page in which you can get some additions for your own websites!

We've had a few submissions so far that don't really fit within the realm of DNN and some that just don't have enough content. If you've submitted your feed yet don't see it being aggregated here yet, get some more content on your blog relating to DotNetNuke and then let us know so we can review it again for relevancy!

Why DotNetNukeBlogs.com? Our goal is to be the premier aggregator of DotNetNuke related materials. www.DotNetNukeBlogs.com was started by DotNetNuke Core Team member Chris Hammond with the intention to provide a place for the leaders in the DotNetNuke Community to push their content to those needing it most, the users.

While we do aggregate feeds, all feed links go directly to the original blog post, not an interim page that you must then click through to visit the original URL. We also don't manually add feeds, you must register and submit your own feed for inclusion into our list, that way we are only aggregating those feeds who want to receive the promotion that being included in www.dotnetnukeblogs.com provides.

You can read more about us here. 

Most blogging engines will allow you to create an RSS feed that is either tag or category limited, it is preferred that you create such a category/tag setup and link to that feed. If that's not possible, I do have a moderation process in place right now that I can filter out the non-DNN posts before they end up in the aggregate feed.

Well, the wonderful thing about the DotNetNuke blog module, is that you can configure child blogs with their own RSS feed.  I would love to see CharlesNurse.com running on DotNetNuke with the blog module.  What would it take for us to get you there?  :)