amznVibe - 6:35 am on Aug 29, 2004 (gmt 0)

MT is incredibly powerful and can be extended to do almost anything on both the internal Perl side with plugins and hacks, as well as during runtime using PHP.

I've made a few sites using it in dynamic ways much more advanced than blogs.

Highly recommended. Only downside I have run into is on virtual (shared) servers, it can peg your cpu load rather high if you update alot of pages at once. Also when visitors leave comments, there is a slight delay before the page comes back, if there are many other comments (compared to a pure php solution like wordpress). But if you are on a dedicated server or lightly shared server that is not an issue. You can't beat the fact that you can make pure static pages with MT for fastest serving time, even under heavy server load.