What is the best content spinner and why?
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IamBlackhatter
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TBS is the best i think because i like it not sure about others
meatro
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I use SpinChimp, also because it's free and pretty in depth. I love that the thesaurus is community driven, so you get synonyms for terms that other users have entered into their articles. This really expands your creative writing and minimizes any writers block.
Gary Becks
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Sorry but spinchimp is killing both of these..
hxxp://spinchimp.com/spinchimp-vs-the-best-spinner-timeline/
meatro
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Yeah, I had a TBS subscription for.. Eh, a day and a half before I chucked that nonsense in the river and got SpinChimp.
The only advantage of TBS, is it's a bit more known and has an available API, so it plugs into many different tools... Of course, I thwarted this with the trusty old CTRL-V.
leeluther252
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I use TBS but Im been thinking of tyring spinner chimp as well. heard good things about it
whiteshark
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But if one user created it will be very limited . if anyone want the best spinner he should look for MultiSpinner .
El_Seo
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Is it multilanguage also?
jimmyr
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First I better say that I'm a chimp developer so my opinion might be swayed!
We're actually in the process of arranging some things with big players, to get the API integrated. It's not going to happen overnight, but over time we should end up with a few guys using our API.
Spinchimp will work with French. It's got full UTF8 support in the editor, user and local databases.
The editor works with languages outside of UTF8 like Chinese, Japanese etc, but it can't store these synonyms in the local database.
We're actually in the process of arranging some things with big players, to get the API integrated. It's not going to happen overnight, but over time we should end up with a few guys using our API.
Spinchimp will work with French. It's got full UTF8 support in the editor, user and local databases.
The editor works with languages outside of UTF8 like Chinese, Japanese etc, but it can't store these synonyms in the local database.
kcollier63
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I have them ALL but I would say that I use SpinChimp the most. The software is intuitive and very easy to use plus the thesaurus system is comprehensive.
meatro
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That would be awesome. I'm honestly sick and tired of most programs asking me for my TBS api. Like I said, I tried that crap for about a day and most the time I would up saying things like,
"WTF?? You didn't even spin it, you turd!" (I spin deep... Article->paragraph->sentence->term. TBS is garbage unless you spin articles like a 7 year old. I ran into a lot of problems because my vocabulary surpasses the average 2nd grader's.)
But really, thank you.
Spin Chimp is insane, it's free (of course you should charge for your API) and it works for 2nd graders and college grads alike. You guys do a great job.Yeah, I quickly noticed that TBS really sucks, it has a 5k word limit also which doesn't make it suitable for properly spun articles on multiple levels (paragraph, sentence, then word). SpinChimp is the best and it does have a free version, however if you get it from the WSO it's so cheap I don't notice it, it's pretty much free to me and how it has saved my ass spinning, well, I appreciate the authors doing such good work seriously. I was getting sick of having to deal with the a-hole TBS 'support' telling me that even when you've paid for the software, you can't spin past 5k words.