TypePad has been upgrading their platform for nearly a year now. Most accounts are on the new platform (except mine) so you may be noticing some changes to your dashboard. If you're not reading the Everything TypePad blog, I suggest you review some of the recent posts detailing the changes.
The one you want to study first is the post on comments and profiles. TypePad has developed TypePad Connect as a new way to manage comments and create a profile. You can see my TypePad profile here. It integrates your Twitter status updates and comments you've made on connected blogs.
This is great i like typepad so much and its really awesome to have many updates about this. thanks for the post.
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Posted by: San Diego web design company | Sunday, March 29, 2009 at 08:34 PM
I would say that TypePad is easier to use than Blogger. I think it's one of the easier user-interfaces I've used.
Posted by: Penny Stocks | Thursday, April 30, 2009 at 11:29 PM
I am looking for a blogging service which I can have Guest bloggers post without having an administrator give them privileges. I would also like to have the option to have regular authors. Does anyone know of any such service? I know typepad has this option in their business plan, but they are very expensive...
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