Licorne Commenter

[burger king]

So I am using the licorne commenter, which is basically like scrapebox, and I have been running some links through it and there is one of three categories the link goes in.
Failed
Posted
Live

Now Failed obviously means the bot wasnt able to post my comment, posted one would think means it posted my comment( but when I go to the link my comment isnt there? DOes it need to get approves first or something?)
And I dont know what live is, maybe autoapprove?

And if that is what posted means, lets say I have 1000 posted links, will all 1000 of those become true backlinks, or will some of those comments get declined, or will they ever even get approved?

edit: also what if I dont use proxies also? is that bad?

Can someone please explain this?

 

[kpreet]

So I am using the licorne commenter, which is basically like scrapebox, and I have been running some links through it and there is one of three categories the link goes in.
Failed
Posted
Live

Now Failed obviously means the bot wasnt able to post my comment, posted one would think means it posted my comment( but when I go to the link my comment isnt there? DOes it need to get approves first or something?)
And I dont know what live is, maybe autoapprove?

And if that is what posted means, lets say I have 1000 posted links, will all 1000 of those become true backlinks, or will some of those comments get declined, or will they ever even get approved?

edit: also what if I dont use proxies also? is that bad?

Can someone please explain this?

Live = auto approved
posted = waiting to be approved


You should use proxies, don't ask why just do it.

Posted may or may not get approved but the live links you should keep them in a seperate txt and everytime you post links keep building to that txt file(this is your AA list ).

 

[burger king]

ok thanks, but how long should it take before those links will get approved (lets say they will)?

 

[kpreet]

ok thanks, but how long should it take before those links will get approved (lets say they will)?

Give it 12hours to 42years. Totally random.

 

[Scritty]

Give it 12hours to 42years. Totally random.

Yeah - whenever the person (a real person like you or me) logs into his websites admin area and decides to sort through his/her recieved comments.

I have some blogs I haven't checked the comment stack on since 2008, others I check every couple of weeks.

Scritty

 

[Rushdie]

usually 1-2 days for comments approval.

 

[etudedecas]

Is there a link with Licorne AIO?

 

[gullsinn]

I have used the cracked version of Licorne but it was not doing good, I always prefer scarpebox for blog commenting.

 

[Jeffreyy]

scarpebox best for blog commenting.