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Using MovableType?

Posted by Cliff on from the experimenting-with-new-technologies dept.

piecewise asks: "Everyone seems to be using a Webblog these days and I'm interested in getting my company into it in a big way. We have three web servers and use Akamai to keep the website cached and happy. How many Slashdot readers are webloggers? Have you used MovableType, on a large scale? Are there any security issues? Security's very important. Is there a solution to the 'cache problem'? In other words, as people input messages, might the data running across the net become out-of-sync? Thanks for any thoughts/experiences."

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  1. Just use slashdot by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Funny

    get your company a private sid and let the subscribers cover the bills !

  2. Moveable type by MountainLogic · · Score: 4, Funny

    Moveable type is very cool. It really has helped make printing workable. I recomend it highly over wood cuts or hand lettering (caligraphy is very nice but just too slow for the fast pace of the modern office)

    1. Re:Moveable type by Craig+Maloney · · Score: 2, Funny

      I hear Gutenberg's Blog was a real hit with the monastaries, too. :)

  3. How many Slashdot readers are webloggers? by Mensa+Babe · · Score: 3, Funny

    Since Slashdot is probably the largest weblog on planet Earth I would say that maybe... all of them?

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