I had some of the same reservations about TypeKey that a lot of other ‘in-the-know’ webloggers had. Don’t know what TypeKey is? Well its Six Apart’s system for eliminating comment spam on site’s like mine that use MovableT…

John writes: The Blogerati are starting to wade in on TypeKey, Six Apart’s new centralized comment registration system, and the…

If you’ve been paying attention to the blogosphere at all since the folks at Six Apart announced their new TypeKey service you’ve probably noticed that it’s generated quite a stir. Overall, the reaction has been largely negative and, as it turns out, s…

That said, I have no intention of using it on my own meager blog… my spam is so infrequent I’d rather delete it manually than inconvenience my audience.

Sixapart has announced Typekey, a verified identity service. I know that it’s easier to complain than create, but I feel obliged to point out that using an identification system to cure commenting ills is like using explosives to kill fleas

There is every possibility that MT-Blacklist won’t be required once TypeKey is rolled out under Movable Type 3.0. In the…

A lot of people are talking a lot about MT 3.0 and TypeKey. A lot of what has been posted…

Six Apart is the first company I know of that understands the power of creating open standards. Microsoft creates standards and then tries to keep them proprietary and exert full control. Six Apart seems to understand that you can create…

Joi今天中午宣布了Sixapart推出的这项免费的新服务,它将为用户在Blog及其他站点…

More information about TypeKey and comment management incorporated into Movable Type 3.0 is appearing, but it’s appearing in bits and pieces in certain weblog comments. In BuzzMachine comments Mena Trott wrote: Our announcement about the TypeKey servic…