Today I finished my second widget for the typepad developer program, am really proud of and pleased with it. I am however always looking for comments and suggestions for improvement so if anyone has any... let me know ;)
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Einer Elhauge is guest-blogging over at Volokh, and raising a bunch of interesting questions. One post draws a parallel between ELS and sabermetrics, leading one (clearly Boston-based) wag to ask, "if empirical legal studies are like sabermetrics, who is the legal equivalent of Joe Morgan?"
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I've used Blogger and am trying TypePad. I can't seem to design it the way I want. Am I missing something?
On Blogger I can add all sorts of pictures, widgets, and 3rd party links on the side bar. I have the basic Typepad version and it seems severely limited.
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