Importing wordpress.com to www.ads-software.com

After logging into my own wordpress.com account, I can’t see a way.

I understand this is frustrating as you no doubt have a few posts.

Great to hear you’ve got your own WordPress install now though ??

Someone like podz may be able to help you though. Good luck! And sorry I can’t provide an answer other than I don’t know if it can actually be done. ??

I have no idea how.
This was posted here a few days ago and the rss feeds were suggested but that’s a poor solution.

Use the feedback link in the wp.com blog – there has to be an answer for this as more and more people will do this.

There’s a post or so in the FAQ (at .com) which indicates “they’re looking into a personal backup solution”. The last date for that seems to have been in October though….

Is there no ability to back up a wordrpess.com blog? If that were the case, you could grab your data and just do whatever pleases you.

One possibility that I would consider is the use of wget (a grabber) to recursively go through your blog and saving all posts to your hard-drive. They can then be assembled and imported to your personal domain more rapidly.

Nope – no backups, no access to data, no plugins, not much in the way of themes.

Wget might work…. hadn’t thought of that (though I don’t have anything I want particularly anyway, but may help out someone else!)

hchan:
Have you tried to use the RSS importer yet? It is not a solution for ALL the old post (at your wp.com), but it is an idea as a help for the future.

podz:
One of my wp blog has entries less than 1000. I’ve tried to set the RSS Feed number to 1000 posts for a sync (sync…import to another wp blog), but it seems that the max output of it is 150. Any idea?

Hi, I am trying the RSS-solution… but I dont know how to get an RSS file out of my wordpress.com blog. Can anybody help me?

Anybody knows? It’s quite urgent ??

oops, sorry, miss read the post.

Anyone tried a cURL solution yet?