Once upon a time there was a great hunk of code called Movable Type. It was a powerful tool for self-publishing on the web, unmatched in both flexibility and utility. It was the premiere blogging platform, for many good reasons – new users and developers were infected with joy spread by the more experienced. This was the golden age of MT, and its roots seemed to be spreading far and wide.
And then, tragedy.
After several key mistakes, Movable Type’s developers decided that hosted services were the wave of the future, and concentrated on feeding their new cash cows. Once king of the barnyard, MT was neglected for years, to the point where it really should have been taken out behind the barn and shot, but instead, its owners let it starve and waste away. Then they fired the keepers…
You know what? A parable is a horrible way to end a 7-year relationship. What I really mean to say is: FUCK YOU, SIX APART.
You made your vox, now go sleep with it.
Good god man. What have you done?!
I’m so happy I’ll probably change this template every day for a while.
Well, the template is nice…
You’re killing me with the WP though…
Come on, set up a gay little avatar! You know you want it!
The system never sent me a confirmation e-mail, so I can’t get to the gay avatar settings.