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    May 13, 2004

    One Blogosipher's Help Ticket

    When do my weblogs running 2.6 expire?

    How much does TypeKey cost? Is there a subscription available?

    Where are the permanently archived versions of older releases?

    Where do you get these crazy ideas about "non-free" software?

    Since there are 11 different XML formats all calling themselves "RSS," I anticipate problems exporting between different CMS packages. Shouldn't there be one format that everyone can standardize on? Are you working on that?

    If yes, how much does that standard cost?

    Why do you hate us?

    Posted on May 13, 2004 in Weblogs |

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