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WordPress is a blogging software package powered by PHP and MySQL, licensed under an open-source license (GPL), and available for download at WordPress.org. You run this downloadable version of WordPress on your own servers, such as Joyent.
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Your story above jumps back and forth between references to the downloadable software and its most popular hosted version.
Movable Type competes with WordPress. TypePad and Vox compete with WordPress.com.
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"Six Apart ... has apparently rushed out the latest release of its software with a bunch of bugs, and a memo about how to spin it has leaked to ValleyWag."
Did you even read the email? The email was from our team member encouraging us to *take the time to make sure there were no major bugs*, which we did. By the time Owen had posted the email and decided on what story to concoct about it, we'd already made the decision to take even more time to ensure the quality of the release. Which would be obvious if you'd taken the time to read the homepage for the product, which might also help with silly factual errors like confusing the names of our products with the name of our company.
Given your concern about code quality for blogging tools, you might also do well to install all four of the updates that have been made to your platform since your currently-deployed version was released -- they all contain security fixes that you ought to have in place. Or, you could simply acknowledge that all software has issues, and that it's a *good* thing when a company is addressing them, and it's profoundly intellectually dishonest to characterize an email that encourages conservatism as being a rush to ship.
As far as us "spinning"? Check out the URL on the second bogus Valleywag story you used as a source -- even when conjuring up negative stories about us, Owen acknowledged that we don't spin. I think you can do at least as well.
Not sure if I did confuse the product with company. I did refer to Six Apart's bugs, but made it clear in same sentence I was referring to Movable Type.
I've updated to be clearer.
Matt
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