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Between this site, various other sites I run that are managed with Movable Type, and the variety of MT plugins and tricks I’ve published over the last year, I’ve spent a fair amount of time figuring how to make MT do various tricks. Now I’ve just finished an MT site for a client — my fifth such site.

So it occurred to me that I might as well formalize the service and mention here that I am available for consulting on Movable Type projects. If you are using MT on your blog or as a CMS and need help with configuration, templates, custom plugins, or anything else, let me know.

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