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The Ghost of future publishing systems
Or why am I writing about a Christmas present in late January?
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Curbed kicks Movable Type to the kerb
Lockhart Steele [http://lockhartsteele.com/blog/2016/02/1974/]: > Saturday afternoon, I wrote a blog post! For anyone who’s checked this space in the past six months, you know that’s a surprising development. But Saturday marked the final day that Curbed would be published on Movable Type,
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One last word on Movable Type (and Open Source)
Anil Dash, 2007 [https://movabletype.org/news/2007/12/movable_type_open_source.html]: > As of today, and forever forward, Movable Type is open source. Daiji Hirata, 2013 [https://movabletype.org/news/2013/07/license_change_on_movable_type_6.html] > Starting with Movable Type 6, registration for
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Vale, Movable Type: a big move for this blog
Moving from Movable Type to WordPress
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Let's hear it for old software
Jason Snell [http://sixcolors.com/post/2014/12/powered-by-movable-type/]: > So does it matter that I use Movable Type on this site? Probably not, since the entire point of the site is the content on the pages, not how it was made. It strikes me, though, that the analogy of
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31-3.6 Time, money and desk space
[http://www.onemanandhisblog.com/archives/assets_c/2014/03/servererror-3592.html] I started this daft writing project with ideas of fighting complacency. It’s too easy to slip into habits in your blogging, to just keep doing what you did before, without any serious attempt to keep pushing yourself forwards.
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Another Movable Type upgrade, for the final time?
I’ve just done what I suspect will be the last major upgrade to the Movable Type system [http://www.movabletype.com/blog/2013/10/movable-type-launches-mt6.html] I use to run this blog. While MT itself seems to march along merrily, it’s clearly targeting large commercial users (I paid
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Responsive Movable Type
I seem to have spent much of the last three years on the verge of migrating this blog off Movable Type to another blog platform. Just as I’m about to do it, the new, Japanese incarnation of Six Apart pulls something out of the hat to make the gain
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One Man & His Blog: rebooted
All change! This blog has a brand new look, and for those of you in RSS readers, here’s a screengrab of it, with the explanation and thinking behind it afterwards: . Blimey.Makes me feel a little guilty for having spent
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Changes
One phase of my life ends. Another begins.
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Giving OM&HB a little CloudFlare
[![Image representing CloudFlare as depicted in C...]()](http://www.crunchbase.com/company/cloudflare)Image via [CrunchBase](http://www.crunchbase.com)A brief diversion into administrivia. People with no interest in self-hosted blog platforms can move right along. There’s nothing for the like of you here. 🙂This blog has languished