I decided I am having too much fun using the Atom Publishing Protocol with my blog to horde it. I've put the code under the Apache 2 license and sent the new code over to Ray Camden. He is going to run though the code and make sure it plays nicely with with the rest of BlogCFC, and if it does, it might be in the next BlogCFC release.
If you'd like to play with it now, you can download the latest release (0.5) from the project page, and follow the readme.txt for installation instructions. With the new code you can list, add, and delete entries using third party clients such as Flock (a great browser. Right click on anything and choose “blog this”) and ecto. The windows version of ecto seems to work now as well (though has only had limited testing).
The way you setup Flock has changed – you have to do it manually now. Watch the movie on the project page to see how it's done.
Once you have it, you can post entries to your blog from shell scripts or ant build scripts as well. See this post for an example. It's a great way to keep people interested in your project up2date. For example, they can subscribe to the RSS feed and you could have nightly builds automatically post the change logs, or if a server is going to restart it can post an entry before it goes down.
Let me know how you get along