23 February 2007

Don't try to comment on Monday night

From "Everything Typepad" blog:

"TypePad Maintenance Monday night, 2/26. TypePad continues to grow by leaps and bounds, and it's time for some upgrades. On Monday night February 26th starting at 10:00 pm PST we'll be taking the TypePad application offline for approximately two hours to perform routine maintenance and add some bright, shiny new hardware. During this time blogs will be available for reading, but you won't be able to log in to TypePad to manage or post to your blog, and readers won't be able to leave comments or send TrackBacks. We'll be posting updates to status.sixapart.com, so tune in if you're interested. Thanks for your patience as we continue to grow TypePad! "

23 Feb 2007 11:54:45 | Web/Tech

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