I have to admit that I have a blog site now. I use it for hosting my resume and online projects etc. so I have to be careful about the subjects I include. I've seen Charles' site and I'm wondering who else here has one?

Second question is what blogging software do you like? Movable Type is amazing and I started off with that but I changed over to pMachine from www.pmachine.com because I wanted to use php and MySQL. Movable Type is Perl based and it is a really amazing system.

Click here and please give your feedback. Portions of the site are not complete but the front end works and it is [img]http://www.w3.org/Icons/valid-xhtml10[/img] compliant.

I don't have one.. but MT does a great job

I think the site www.diveintomark.org (or .com ) uses it with great success

hmmm... I know exactly where he's coming from in that post Sounds like he needs a month or so break

argh... need to read your whole post

nice and clean looking randy more input when I think of it

My days are already too busy so I must really be a masochist to have a blog and continue to attempt to post something clever there every single day. Then, to make things worse I spend 30-45 minutes reading several dozen of my favorite blogs. :rolleyes:

heh I didn't know CC had one
/me blogrolls it

I currently use MT for my blog. I also use MT as a CMS on a few other sites. A couple months ago I've even started the process of coding new templates and customizing MT to run BowlingFans.com . However, I recently discovered pMachine and have been thinking about using that instead. I'm still undecided. (BTW, MT can use PHP and MySQL too.)

Your blog looks nice, so I've added it to my blogroll. But why do you call it "rm.com" when thats not your domain?

The rm.com is just a placeholder till I come up with something clever...I love that font but it will change when I finalize the logo.

blog.robkamphausen.com is where i've resided for over 2 years now.

and i just use good ole infopop mb's -- a separate forum i've editted to run backwards (i.e; most recent post goes on top).

i used to just manually update an html file, myself! then i started lookin around at sites like blogger.com, and figured i'd head in that direction. but once i got more into ultimate bb stuff, i just converted one of those forums into my online journal.

works purdy good!

it does

zeldman has a nice one that he updates manually, and re-designs monthly it seems

Great responses, I didn't think very many people actually did this.

I like Greymatter , it's wonderful.

MT 2.6 is out
http://www.movabletype.org/news/2003_02.shtml#000782

Looks like they are shooting for a 'pro' version this summer.

This week something went wrong on my sever and all my MT databases got corrupt. I have recent backups of most of the data but I don't have time to reconstitute it all.

Once I do find some time, now more than ever I'm considering moving to pMachine DPT MT's recent improvements.

pMachine is an outstanding product with an active community. I did just get an e-mail about an MT update but I haven't followed up on it...

2.61 and 2.62 of mt have been released, the last one an urgent upgrade for some various security holes found in 2.6 and 2.61

http://www.movabletype.org/

blogger just got the grand xhtml/css treatment by none other than mssrs. zeldman, jeffery veen, todd dominey and a few other all-star web developers:

http://www.zeldman.com/daily/0504d.shtml#blogger

I guess it doesn't hurt to have some of google's money behind you

I like Blog's, they give me something to do when I'm bored . When I get Corthell.net back I'm going to turn it into a blog lol...

Don't really care for em

All their there for is to allow people to express themselves and their life, depends on how spicy one's life is in all honesty ...

They definitely have their uses

I like morbid people ... I donno, just hearing weird stuff makes me feel normal sometimes...