That makes sense. Radio and Blogger have both had their own problems with stability, so if MT is stable, that counts for a lot. Still, it seems awfully vanilla to inspire as much passion as it does. Features are added on through plug-ins, of varying quality, usability and utility. In MT, I see a small development team, content to keep the product simple and stable. In Radio, I see a small development team pushing the boundaries of what it means to blog. That's one of the reasons I've been so loyal to Radio in spite of its operational issues.