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Merge Multiple Blogs into One

Sudah lama juga saya tidak meng-update blog dengan label daily ternyataaa. Mempunyai multiple blog dapat juga mengurangi mood untuk menulis sehingga tercetus ide apakah bisa blog ini di jadikan 1 blog, lagian juga masih sesama blogspot.

Setelah beberapa trial and error, cara yang terbaik yang dilakukan adalah meng-export blog "just ordinary sysadmin" yang akan di merge, ke local harddisk. Melalui menu setting - export blog lalu buka blog "between the seconds of my life" dan juga ke menu setting - import blog wallaaaaa ... done.











Re-check apakah ada post yang tidak terdisplay lalu menuju blog "just ordinary sysadmin" untuk delete dengan melalui menu setting - delete blog

Sedkit housekeeping dan labeling post agar ter-organize .... akhirnya ... See for your self ... hehehehe sudah deh pulang dulu ... perjalanan masih jauh euy ...
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