New licensing scheme for MT

After looking at Six Apart’s new licensing scheme for Movable Type, I don’t think we have much to complain about any more. No recurring licensing fees. Create as many blogs as you want. Direct support from Sixapart.
Naturally, those who have always wanted good things for free, can turn to alternative services and software. However, considering that blogging is a hobby to many of us, and that some hobbyists spend a lot more money on their toys than we do on our blogs, it isn’t such a bad deal. I think I might take it up.
I can’t wait to see what new features they’re releasing in the next couple of months.

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