Add synchronization with NewsGator Online?

[levisu]

Jack, just want to let you know that NewsGator just Opens up Web Services API to developers.
you can now synchronize not only subscriptions and content, but read/unread state. Mark an item read (or unread) via the API, and it will be auto-magically marked as read (or unread) in NewsGator Online, NewsGator Outlook edition, FeedDemon, and any other connected product that's using the API.
You can check out Greg Reinacker's post on this one:http://www.rassoc.com/gregr/weblog/archive.aspx?post=772.
I think this is a wonderful opportunity to add newsgator online along with bloglines into Greatnews!
Newsgator offers real time synchronization which bloglines lacks. This will offer Greatnews users more robust options and in the meantime enter into a much wider audience base:like I said lots of people are attracted to greatnews because of Bloglines integration, now this kind of attraction can walk on the magic to the newsgator online user as well.

[Jack]

Very interesting.

If Newsgator has free online account I will add support in no time.

(btw：　I moved your post to suggestion board).

[levisu]

Very interesting.

If Newsgator has free online account I will add support in no time.

(btw：　I moved your post to suggestion board).

Jack,newsgator online account is free. It's pretty easy to get API product key as well. Just click on http://www.newsgator.com/ngs/subscriber/APISignup.aspx,it' free as well cause I just got one in no time.

[Jack]

Their license agreement says it's free for non-commercial use (and licenseable for commercial use). I intend to release GreatNews as shareware, so I need to first check with them about license.

[levisu]

Their license agreement says it's free for non-commercial use (and licenseable for commercial use). I intend to release GreatNews as shareware, so I need to first check with them about license.

Jack,I agree with you. After all, some might say bloglines api is buggy at a point, but it's free. Check the license with them. If it's a rip-off, just leave it. Cause bloglines api is handy enough if you don't ask too much.