This info may be useful for some readers.
.COM names for $6.99
This special 30% OFF* sale expires June 30, 2008.
To get your discount, simply enter source code gdp0611aa in your shopping cart, or mention the code when you call.
You can lock in these savings for up to 10 years by choosing multi-year registration.
People renewing existing domains also can enjoy this offer.
Movable Type 4.1 was just announced. As stated in the blog post, this is a (the first?) stable release of Movable Type Open Source.
The download link given on movabletype.org is a zip file. However if you want gzip format, you can get it here. This version is under the GPL v2 license. And you can also download another version here if you agree to the personal license.
The two files are not identical, if you check them. That makes sense because they include different license agreements in their source code headers. However, they deliver the same code and functionalities as far as I know.
I just upgraded my Movable Type powered blog (not this one) to the latest version of MTOS and I really like the new layout of creating entries. Don’t forget overwriting the old mt-static directory - I missed this step as a novice and the admin page was messed up 
Yes, I’m still a novice user of Movable Type. I’m very curious about a different approach than WordPress (OK, WP is a different approach than MT).
When I was going to buy this domain from GoDaddy, I realized that I had a gift card with $1 balance. Of course I would not waste it.
I searched and found the “official solution”. It was easy. First choose gift card as payment option, and
If your purchase amount is greater than the amount on your gift card, simply choose another payment method to cover the remaining balance.
I followed the instructions, but on the page where I entered my gift card number, I could only add more gift cards, but couldn’t add other payment methods. I tried to go to next step, with the hope that it would prompt me to choose another payment method. No, it just said the payment couldn’t be verified.
Finally I got the right way to use this “wasted” gift card. Instead choosing gift card as your payment option, you should choose the payment method that you want to cover the balance. I chose paypal, and after returning to the checkout page, I saw the “use gift card” option right below the paypal account information form. GoDaddy first used my gift card, and then requested the remaining balance from my paypal account. Largely the same if you choose paying by credit card.
GoDaddy needs to update their help docs .
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