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Wow, that's quite good. I know you couldn't do that on Wordpress without caching. I like how Movable Type is always cached, though I use WP Super Cache and find it works well also.
Richard X. Thripp | July 2, 2008 5:17 PM | Reply to this comment
Thanks for stopping by (I'm the author of devnulled.com).
My blog ran on MovableType for maybe a year or so and I couldn't stand it. Everything was so ssslllooowwww during the publishing cycle because of the Perl mess. I also hate writing Perl so the chance of me ever extending it in any shape or form was 0%.
When MovableType started charging for having more than 3 authors, etc, I decided I had enough and switched over to Wordpress before it was even a 1.0. It's been quite awhile since I've done that, and still glad I did. :)
Brandon Harper | December 3, 2008 12:22 AM | Reply to this comment