=== Plugin Name ===
Contributors: Fubra
Tags: syndication, xmlrpc, cross-post, post, content, autoblogging
Requires at least: 2.7.0
Tested up to: 2.8.3
Stable tag: 0.3.2

Syndicates posts made in any specified category to another WP blog using WordPress' built in XMLRPC functionality.

== Description ==

Syndicate Out syndicates all posts made in a specified category to any other WordPress blog.  This enables you to
create an automatic aggregating blog from a number of different blog sources without relying on blog XML feeds.

The plugin uses WordPress' built in XMLRPC functionality to push posts to the target blog.  XML-RPC will need to be enabled
on the remote blog in order for this plugin to work.

The plugin is in early stages of development.  The following is the plugin todo list:

* Deal with post updates -- ensure local updates are mirrored on the remote blog (as of 0.3.1 edits / updates don't cause the entry to be re-posted on the remote blog).
* Deal with comments -- add options to pull comments from the mirror blog to the local blog / post local comments on mirrored blog.

Feature requests and bug reports are gladly accepted.

== Installation ==

1. Set up a user on the remote blog to receive the posts
1. Switch on XML-RPC remote publishing on the remote blog ('Settings'->'Writing')
1. Upload the syndicate-out directory to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory
1. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
1. Configure the plugin through the 'Settings'->'Syndication' menu

You may then test the plugin by posting to the selected syndication category.
The post should be cross-posted to the remote blog.

== Changelog ==

= 0.3.2 =

* Fixed so-options include bug (thanks Paul Bain).
* Modified permission levels for admin page to hopefully fix visibility bug (thanks randy, Adam and Paul).

= 0.3.1 =

* Changed IXR include line to use ABSPATH and WPINC.
* Modified handling of edited posts so they don't get re-posted on the remote blog.

= 0.3 =

* Fixed IXR include bug.
* Added tag handling (they are now passed on to the remote blog).

= 0.2 =

* First available public release.