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November 21, 2005 at 7:06 am
Kate –
I’m currently using Typepad’s Plus service. I’m getting 500 meg of disk space, 5 gig of bandwidth, easy online blogging tool at $90 a year. I’m fairly happy with Typepad, except for a few service glitches recently…but they have always been quick to point out the problems and attempt to get it fixed. The downside…I live in China and Typepad is blocked from viewing here. I have to go through the hassle of using a proxy server in order to view my, or any other, blog.
What does your hosting service offer that I am not getting right now with Typepad. I’m open for a change, if its worth my while!
Oh…and where are those pictures of the new fangs?! Been waiting for those…
November 21, 2005 at 9:30 am
GZ, sounds like you’ve got a perfectly good deal with TypePad. If you like TypePad and want to keep using it, no matter what changes they may make to it in the future. Other folks prefer the flexibility of being free to switch to new blogging software as it comes out — much like when WordPress came out and blew MovableType away.
As for the pictures of the new fangs, the post prior to this one explained that the final version is being installed one week from today, and that I’ll be posting pictures a week from Wednesday after the swelling’s gone down.