Anatomy and Structure of a TypePad, WordPress, Blogger and Movable Type Blog

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   January 5, 2006

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   Joseph

   January 7, 2006

   Very interesting visuals. Although MT is my choice over all four, those who need to make up their minds can use this and get a good idea of which is best.
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   January 10, 2006

   from your comparison, of course, the wordpress is the best choice, both for self-serving bloggers or fool-proof bloggers. I like wordpress.

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   Rob Poitras

   January 11, 2006

   For the wordpress explanation, when you said “each month has its own page”
   I would revise it to say “An archive listing can display all posts from a day, month, or year on a page”
   It is partially a function of the template that is being used to display the archives and the “hooks” that are built into the wp back end. For example the default theme comes with monthly archives hooks built into the template. Those can be modified or taken out completely. WordPress allows all types of flexibility. That is what makes it so wonderful to use.

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    Terry

    January 13, 2006

    Is there an advantage to purchasing a stand-alone web blog program and hosting it vs using a web based one, like those described above?
    Terry

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    Yassir

    January 25, 2006

    Thanks-I couldn’t figure out the difference between Movable Type and TypePad!

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    June 5, 2006

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