<item> Elements:
A module for including Movable Type specific elements in an RSS file used as a weblog archive or import/export file. All elements are optional, and none are repeatable: each may appear zero or one time for a given <item>.
mtblog:status indicates the current publishing status of the item. The two possible values are "Publish" or "Draft".
mtblog:allowComments indicates whether comments are allowed on the item. The two possible values are "0" (zero, comments are not allowed) or "1" (one, comments are allowed).
mtblog:convertBreaks indicates whether newline characters should be converted to (X)HTML <br /> and <p> tags. The two possible values are "0" (zero, do not convert newlines) or "1" (one, convert newlines).
mtblog:allowPings indicates whether TrackBack pings are allowed on the item. The two possible values are "0" (zero, pings are not allowed) or "1" (one, pings are allowed).
mtblog:primaryCategory indicates the primary category for the item. Additional categories should be included in multiple <category> elements (in RSS 2.0) or a single <dc:subject> element (in RSS 1.0)
mtblog:extendedBody contains the extended entry portion of a post, either entity-encoded or CDATA escaped.
mtblog:excerpt contains the entry excerpt, either plain text or as entity-encoded or CDATA-escaped HTML.
mtblog:keywords contains the keywords from the "keywords" entry field added in MT 2.5.
Latest Version: http://philringnalda.com/ns/mtblog/
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