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I still have some thought processes to work through. But in the meantime, I thought I would document some of the ways.

The Generic Guide

Movable Type to b2evolution

Movable Type to BLOG:CMS

Movable Type to Blojsom

Movable Type to Bloxsom

Movable Type to Blogware

Movable Type to Drupal

Movable Type to ExpressionEngine

Movable Type to Geeklog

Movable Type to Inknoise

Movable Type to Nucleus

Movable Type to Pivot

Movable Type to pLog

Movable Type to Serendipity

Movable Type to Textpattern

Movable Type to Typepad

Movable Type to WordPress

It certainly seems to be a popular topic.

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