April 26, 2003
TypePad, top story of blog world
As many have blogged, the MT for non-geek users coming soon: TypePad. Six Apart should have done this much earlier. I am sure there are lot of users out there long for this hosted, installation/hassle free version of Movable Type, after hearing so many good things about it.
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