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Google Docs Updates

Yes everybody's encountering some problems nowadays.  If it isn't twitter, it's facebook or google.  Speaking of google, they just put out these new collaboration tools into google docs.  So I just had to type my blog post using google docs and use it to publish to my blog.  I figured that since google and blogger.com use the same authentication protocols (openid, and all that) that they would play well with each other.  No luck. 

I have better luck publishing it to Wordpress.  Just entered my username and password and after typing my post in google docs they will offer to post it to my Wordpress blog.  Ironic. 

They should work on this automatic posting/publishing bit though.  It is a big thing.  I mean imagine after using their docs tools I can then publish it to one or more blogs.  Presently that's not happening.


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