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I love Word Press and would take it over Blogger any day of the week.
I've used blogger in the past. And it is a stable blogging platform. But when it comes to tweaks and customizations, you just can't beat the level of functionality that Word Press gives you.
I think it's great you made the transition!
Thanks for sharing.

if we concern with SEO, wordpress is the winner, but if we concern with the lay out, i choose drupal :D

I have tried everything and I am partial to Wordpress. It's very easy and convenient.

I think Wordpress is better than Drupal.

drupal is the best blog cms now i think

I am never using blogger before. For the first time i am using wordpress as a blog engine. But know i think i'll try to using Drupal. It's sound great engine too.

I started with moveable type a while ago and have hated it. Why did you move to drupal instead of wordpress. With newer blogs I am looking at wordpress. It seems to have a decent number of nice plugins.

Despite of searching everywhere, I couldn't find some thing to migrate all my wordpress content to Drupal. Perhaps i was searching with Drupal 6.X. Anyhow I have been using Drupal 6.x on all my new ventures and hope that someday i shall have some tool which could migrate from wordpress to Drupal 6.

Well, i think that drupal is good. However I have been using blogger for a long time and I am satisfied.

Why would anyone want to get rid of good ol' Blogger?

Great artikel :)

I actually moved from drupal to wordpress a while ago using the following script. You could probably modify this script to do the opposite.

-- taken from
-- <a href="http://vrypan.net/log/archives/2005/03/10/migrating-from-drupal-to-wordpress/<br />
--" title="http://vrypan.net/log/archives/2005/03/10/migrating-from-drupal-to-wordpress/<br />
--">http://vrypan.net/log/archives/2005/03/10/migrating-from-drupal-to-wordp...</a> and then improved :-) 
 
-- these lines will result in the deletion of all existing posts, comments
-- and categories. Comments these out using '--' or /* ... */ if you don't
-- want that to happen 
DELETE FROM wp_posts ;
DELETE FROM wp_comments ;
 
/*
-- does not work (think it is to do with password issues)
-- also causes problems with auto-increment
delete from wp_users;
 
INSERT INTO wp_users
  (ID, user_login, user_pass, user_nickname, user_email, user_registered)
  SELECT
  uid, name, pass, name, mail, FROM_UNIXTIME(timestamp)
  FROM users;
*/
 
INSERT INTO wp_posts(
  ID, post_author, post_date, post_content, post_title, post_excerpt,
  post_name, post_modified
  )
  SELECT a.nid, 1, FROM_UNIXTIME(a.created), b.body, a.title, b.teaser, concat('OLD',a.nid), FROM_UNIXTIME(a.changed)
  FROM node as a, node_revisions as b
  WHERE a.nid = b.nid AND (a.type='blog' OR a.type='page' OR a.type='story' OR a.type='forum');
 
INSERT INTO wp_comments (
  comment_post_ID, comment_date, comment_content, comment_parent
  )
  SELECT nid, FROM_UNIXTIME(timestamp), concat(subject,' ', comment), thread
  FROM comments ;
 
DROP TABLE term_data;
DROP TABLE term_hierarchy;
DROP TABLE node;
DROP TABLE term_node;
DROP TABLE comments;
DROP TABLE users;

There is a wordpress2drupal importer on Drupal.org as well: http://drupal.org/project/wordpress_import

I don't know if it's the same thing as the dojotoolkit.org file, but it's generally better to centralize work/interest around project pages (with issue queues and more) than some random file out there on the web.

I had the same problem just a fortnight ago. I use the Wordpress XML-Export, fixed the XML with a hell lot of Regular Expressions and Search&Replace an imported this, using a tiny module by myself and SimpleXML.

I.m.h.o it would be a great great benefit for Drupal to have a WP2Drupal Module, that is easy to use and always up ti date, as bloggers are an extremly important audience, if you want to succeed in the web.

I wish you had posted this about a month ago! :(