Terms of use

These are the rules for using Bloggram. By signing in or adding the bot to a channel, you agree to them.

The service

Bloggram is made and run by Pablo Murad. It is free and comes as it is. It may be slow, go offline, lose data or change how it works, and it may stop altogether. Keep your own copy of anything you care about. Your posts stay in your Telegram channel either way.

Your content

What you post stays yours. While your channel is connected, you allow Bloggram to store your posts and photos, make resized copies of the photos, and publish all of it on your blog, in its RSS feed and in its sitemap. That permission ends when you delete the blog.

You are responsible for what your blog publishes. Only connect channels you run, and only post what you have the right to publish.

What is not allowed

A blog must not contain or be used for:

• anything illegal, or anything that helps others break the law;
• sexual material involving minors;
• harassment, threats or hate against people or groups;
• someone else's private information published without their consent;
• pretending to be another person or organization;
• copyrighted work you have no right to publish;
• spam, pages made only to game search engines, or blogs created in bulk;
• malware, phishing or scams.

Don't try to get around the limits on blogs, sign-ins or reports, and don't attack or overload the service.

What happens when a blog breaks these rules

Anyone can report a blog with the Report abuse link in its footer. The reasons on that form are spam, illegal, impersonation, other. See How do I report a blog?

Bloggram may take a blog out of search engines, suspend it, block its channel from connecting again, delete it, or delete the account that owns it. This can happen without warning when the problem is serious or keeps coming back. A deleted blog cannot be restored.

Leaving

You can delete a blog or your whole account at any time. Privacy explains how and what is kept afterwards.

Liability

As far as the law allows, Bloggram and its maintainer are not liable for lost data, lost income or any other damage that comes from using the service or from it being unavailable.

Changes

These terms may change. The date below shows the last update, and using Bloggram after a change means you accept the new version.

Last updated November 8, 2026.

Questions go to pablomurad@pm.me.