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This document summarizes two APIs that can be used to access WordPress content: XML-RPC and AtomPub. XML-RPC uses XML over HTTP POST and supports data types like integers, booleans, strings, and datetimes. It also supports authentication, piping of requests, and retrieving posts. AtomPub is an alternative that uses Atom and allows subscribing to and editing blog posts and comments.
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