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ETC: Everyday Thoughts Collected
Personal Blog of Randy Thomas
It appears the spammeristas have found my new DNS under the new service. One of the reasons I went back to TypePad is that they have a great service called TypeKey where users register once and they can use that registration to login to blogs all across the sphere. Most of the to
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3 years ago
The spammers are quick to find you because their robots follow links, and ETC is a well linked site.
Blogger is pretty hopeless, so I have had to approve each message. It slows things down, sadly, but until they create filters it is probably the only way out for me for the time being.
I don’t mind signing on to TypeKey—it’s fairly easy to do, and it’s nice to be unmoderated!
3 years ago
I like TypePad because it is built on MT. MT is also very powerful and clean (code wise.)
3 years ago
I see some great blogs on Moveable Type, so I would definitely vouch for it as a visitor of those blogs.
3 years ago