Typepad is shutting down — timeline, impact and alternatives
What changed
Who is affected
Anyone currently running Typepad in production. A shutdown removes the service entirely, so every dependent workflow needs a replacement before the cutoff date.
What people moved to
Named by users in the public discussion, quoted verbatim and linked to the source comment. Ordered by how often each was mentioned — a record of what people said, not a recommendation.
Substackmentioned 3×
“t popular at the time. Social media now absolutely dwarfs the size of any of the blogging sites even at their peak, and Substack and Medium are probably roughly the same size that the old blogging sites were.”— empath75
Mediummentioned 3×
“the time. Social media now absolutely dwarfs the size of any of the blogging sites even at their peak, and Substack and Medium are probably roughly the same size that the old blogging sites were.”— empath75
Peoplementioned 2×
“orite topics. (Hmm, I think this seems very reasonable.) But moving to social media doesn't seem to explain everything. People had long form blogs about all subject you could think of. And it's not like it was obsoleted by posting those thoughts”— hombre_fatal
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