— 29 July 2006 —

I Wonder What Is Next

Hm…

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6 Responses to “I Wonder What Is Next”

  1. commenter's gravatar.  Steve eloquently responded with:

    Congrats on making the move to Media Temple! They are awesome!

    30 July 2006 at 7:30


  2. commenter's gravatar.  Nick Finck eloquently responded with:

    Digital Web Magazine has been with Media Temple for a while now and it’s awesome. Not just the uptime, but the responsiveness of the company as a whole. BTW, you’re not the only site switching to Media Temple this week. Expect to see an announcement shortly.

    31 July 2006 at 10:47


  3. commenter's gravatar.  Geof Harries eloquently responded with:

    I’ve been with MT for about 2 months - and only wish that I would have switched years ago, instead of fumbling around with Site5.

    31 July 2006 at 10:52


  4. commenter's gravatar.  Matthew Oliphant eloquently responded with:

    So far so good. Except now I am running into the whole “Matthew is SO non-techie” while trying to install Wordpress… :(

    As I said to Colin, now I get why people go with hosted blogging solutions. ;)

    31 July 2006 at 11:36


  5. commenter's gravatar.  Geof Harries eloquently responded with:

    Really? I’d consider myself a non-techie as well, but of the self-installs, Wordpress is by far the easiest, usually taking only a few short steps.

    MovableType 3.3 is drastically simpler than 3.2.

    If you want scary, try and hook up Drupal.

    4 August 2006 at 10:29


  6. commenter's gravatar.  Matthew Oliphant eloquently responded with:

    One of the big issues was trying to set up better (in my mind) permalinks. Still can’t get it to work and none of the docs I read are helpful.

    Another issue, I am sad to say, was that I copied all the WP files into the wrong folder on (mt) and couldn’t figure out why the site wasn’t loading. Yeah…

    But by far the biggest headache was porting over my content. WP kept crashing. Then I learned of the file size limit (which is non-numerical). I broke up the posts and it still didn’t work. Eventually I got it, but what a headache.

    And now I am experiencing the, “why can’t I view all the posts from one category and change all their categories in one fell swoop?!?!” WP Admin needs work.

    4 August 2006 at 11:48


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