Moveable Type rocks. It kicks blogger's behind up and down the block. You should all give it a shot. RC might be able to help you find a friendly home for you blog at stblogs.org. That was the plan, RC, wasn't it?
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Well, yeah.
I should hope so if you are going to go snag the stblogs.org domain!
I meant to add a smiley face :-) to that.
I think I'll try it (in the future). It's not that hard to set up, is it?
To do your own installation on a web server, you do need a computer geek who knows Unix, Perl, Apache, and a little about MySQL.
The software's all set up on stblogs.org, and I can add other blogs any time. I should figure out what "service options" I want to offer, and write up an explanation.