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Mena Trott : Comments

By Kristopher Krug

September 15, 2004

Comments

Thomas Arie

September 15, 2004 8:55 PM

Nice interview. Thank you for sharing.

mo.

September 15, 2004 11:56 PM

for those who want to read another interview about the trotts, can read an interview on http://www.phlow.net/arc/000216.php – the introducing is in german, but the rest of the interview with danil ash is in english. the interview was done some time before :)

Paul Watson

September 16, 2004 5:45 AM

Interesting interview, nice to hear what is going on with MT and TP.

I also just wanted to comment that not everybody who chooses TypePad over Moveable Type does so because they are technically challenged. I am a web-developer but I do mainly Microsoft technologies (ASP.NET, MSSQL etc.) and frankly was not interested in hosting a non-MS tech system such as MT. But I liked what MT could do and when TP came out I realised here was MT already hosted for me. You can do a lot with TP and the Pro account.

It is a bit strange and sad that “real bloggers” treat TypePad as a lepper. It’s great IMO.

Michael

September 18, 2004 6:18 AM

Nice interview, now if you’d only spell MT’s name as “Movable” instead of “Moveable”.

jreinds

September 19, 2004 3:45 AM

A very insightful interview. Having used MovableType for almost two years, I can’t thank Ben and Mena enough for their cool content manager. Here’s to years of greatness at Six Apart!

Nick Finck

September 19, 2004 4:31 PM

Mike: I believe that was an error on the author’s part but I am not sure. The editorial team has fixed the error.

Reid

October 18, 2004 2:34 PM

Another minor correction. It’s Andre Torrez not Torres. – good times

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