- Mark Pilgrim has a long post on why he’s switching to WordPress.
- Carthik makes switching easy with his comprehensieve summary on migrating from MovableType to WordPress.
- Gregory Auld has published the second part of his series on converting your MT template tags to WP tags.
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Switching from MoveableType to WordPress
Don’t get me wrong, I have no problem with people wanting to make money from software, but I don’t get the warm fuzzies from the MT folks anymore. I was also not too keen on running MT anyway, as it’s not exactly the most secure piece of software on…
Trackback from alphamonkey.org on May 18, 2004
MT vs. WordPress?
The licensing plan for Movabletype is changing … not that I can blame them. They need to make money, put food on the table, go on vacations, etc…. but for what I use a blog for (not much), it can’t be justified.
So I’m giving WordPress a try …
Trackback from Geeky Ramblings on May 18, 2004
Movable Type 3.0
Debido a las licencias astronómicas de SixApart, Rosanegra planea migrar sus blogs a otro sistema, como por ejemplo WordPress
Trackback from Rosanegra BloG on May 20, 2004
Why I Moved To WordPress
WordPress appealed immediately because it is released under a GPL license.
Trackback from Rob's Blog on May 22, 2004
WordPress
I’ve made the switch from using MovableType as the “engine” that runs this site to WordPress. A couple years ago, I had been keeping an online journal and had started out using the b2 engine. But soon after, development seemingly died on that pro…
Trackback from FOPMOPBOP on May 27, 2004
Taking the Plunge
Making the commitment to WordPress
Trackback from New Trommetter Times on June 3, 2004