This configuration lets you have two blogs on a single page.

These are the defaults for both blogs:

<%blogfile%>/home/YOUR_USERNAME/YOUR_HTMLDIR/addendat/blog.html</%blogfile%>

<%accesscode%>change this</%accesscode%>

<%blogtitle%>An unconfigured Addend&aacute;t</%blogtitle%>

<%blogurl%>http://yourdomain/addendat/blog.html</%blogurl%>

You don't *need* to configure these, but you probably want to edit %entry%
and %entryseparator% to match your design.

<%entry%>
<P><B>Added by %user% on %year% %month% %day%: </B></P>
<P>%entry%</P>
</%entry%>

<%entryseparator%>
<P ALIGN=CENTER><IMG SRC="../../images/doublepurpleline.gif" WIDTH=200
HEIGHT=3 ALT="--------------"></P>
</%entryseparator%>

%add% can be top or bottom.
<%add%>top</%add%>

If you want to override the default "Entry added" page, set a
%entryadded% tag.

And this only needs to be changed if you want to use a different Hub:

<%hubmachine%>deekoo.net</%hubmachine%>
<%hubscript%>/technocracy/addendat/hub.cgi</%hubscript%>

The %huburl% and %httpclient% tags are obsolete as of Addendat 0.2.

Addendat 0.3 PolyBlog tags:  Tags in the form %tag(blogname)% apply only
to the blog called blogname.  Tags not followed by (blogname) are global
defaults which apply to all blogs unless explicitly overridden.  To
specify an option which applies ONLY to the default blog and not to other
blogs, use the syntax %tag()% .

length arguments describe how long a given blog is to be.  If undefined or
blank, the length is unlimited.  Blog entries are not truncated, so a
length of 1024 characters actually means "1024 characters, plus the end of
whatever entry overflowed 1024 characters."
Commented out, as length limits aren't desired here.
<#%length(front)%>1024 characters</%length(front)%>

The %leaves% tag defines what leaf blogs a given blog will use.  Note that
the default blog is specified by subblog tag (); this is to prevent the
option from causing other subblogs (most importantly, front itself) from
having front as a subblog.  Leaf blogs receive all entries in the parent
blog.
Leaves commented out, as above.
<#%leaves()%>front</%leaves()%>

Archiving of old blog entries is not yet implemented.