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David Nunez
David Nunez
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Ok, kids, here’s the deal:

I’ve spent the last 4 or 5 days slowly migrating my site and its content from a [url=http://www.movabletype.org]movable type[/url] system to [url=http://www.pmachine.com]pMachine[/url]. I’m ready to flip the switch.

There will be no need to change your bookmarks.

Permalinks to older entries on the MT setup will be remain on on MT until I can create some redirect rules to point them to their new locations on pMachine.

For those of you reading this via newsreaders, I will maintain my rss feeds at the same URLs for you. pMachine is a little funky and constrained with its rss formatting, so, for now, the entries will revert to excerpts rather than full text. They should remain valid rss, but I’d appreciate a comment if they break for you. It’s likely that when I migrate, your newsreaders will create duplicate entries for the last 20 or so entries (since they will appear to be different).

I will complete the migration early Tuesday morning and then we’ll be on a new and improved setup. I intend to write about the why’s and how’s of my switching platforms.

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