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December 17, 2005

Typepad Screwed the Pooch

As you more regular blog readers might know, all Typepad sites went down yesterday, like Mike Tyson in a comeback fight. They had all sites displaying archived backups for most of the previous day and have restored all posts and comments, at least on my blog. Man, Typepad – you guys are pretty good, but going down just when the Hwang debacle was getting big readership on the blogs, while my students were waiting for info to come down through my classroom blog, and while an announcement for an event for tonight went stale all day and yesterday night – talk about the wrong time to go down. This was a major inconvienience, people.

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