I just took the plunge and converted my beta TypePad account to a full-fledged professional account. I still haven't decided if I will abandon my existing Userland-powered site over at bryce.weblogs.com or if I will run two blogs for a while or what, but the TypePad promise certainly seems compelling. I am going to experiment with it for the next few months and then make a decision as to if I would like to continue using this service. Top on my list: when is it going to support domains? Anyone?
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A weblog about San Francisco - Kottke
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A veteran journalist on the impact of emerging technologies on our culture - Newmark's Door
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