Using Movable Type to create static pages, as well as tweaks for Movable Type Templates
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re: About.com -> I’m pretty sure it’s one install with 450+ authors each posting to a single blog tied to a GuideSite (sub-sub-section as you put it). I’m an editor there, not a tech guy, so I’m not 100% sure.