BlogML

BlogML is an open format derived from XML to store and restore the content of a blog.
History.
BlogML was originally created by Darren Neimke in August 2005 by starting a Workspace on GotDotNet community. In July 2006, BlogML was moved to CodePlex for better open-source development and some other developers joined this project. BlogML has hit three versions so far. Versions 0.9 and 1.0 released on GotDotNet and version 2.0 released on CodePlex. After moving this project to CodePlex, Keyvan Nayyeri joined this project and added some new features for BlogML 2.0.
In addition to BlogML specification, there is a rich set of .NET Framework APIs provided by the BlogML team for .NET developers to work with markup easier.
BlogML is supported by many .NET blogging tools such as Community Server, Subtext, Single User Blog, BlogEngine.NET, DasBlog and the Orchard Project. Also there are some implementations for other blogging engines and services such as Blogger.
Main goals.
BlogML is created for some main goals:
License.
BlogML is licensed under BSD license.