artificial_genius
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- Sep 27, 2011
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Yes it is good for that. My Adsense account has been used for all sorts of WordAi experiments (including many currently ranking and earning properties) and my Adsense account is still active and in good standing.
The limits are the same as the limits for a regular Turing Plan.
Glad to hear that the WordAi content quality is very good for you! I'll address your following questions:I've signed up yesterday for the 3 day trial, and it seemed to be working flawlessly for the first couple of tries that I did.
However; I noticed some of what might be bugs after a bit of testing, and they are:
1. After pasting the original text and proceeding, I would get the final results. But I noticed that every time there was something missing in the final text. This happens due to having a sentence/paragraph in the spintax that starts with "{" and at the end of it there would just be a "|}", so manual removal of the opening/closing bracket is due, or just manual spinning of the entire sentence/paragraph. I don't know if this is supposed to happen in order to get a "with or without that sentence variation", but I didn't find it practical honestly as the article would lose the whole meaning of it (and this was on the Readable setting).
2. When clicking on the minus/plus button, it would delete or add the words, but would add the final result as part of the whole (i.e if it was {do not|don't|doesn't} and I removed "doesn't" via minus button, it would become {do not|don't|do not|don't}, or something like that). I should mention that this started to happen onwards after the first time I clicked on "Edit Spintax".
3. I would often get a {major opening|major-opening} as a variation. Note that this is just an example, but it was close to what I got in my previous tests. That just didn't seem right, and I had to manually spin/remove such words (also on Readable setting).
4. It seems that the recommended settings for Tier 1 yielded best results in terms of variations and synonyms, and it mostly retained the readability of the article, as opposed to some other settings. I haven't had the time to test all settings, but this is what I noticed so far.
Now, I wanted to make sure that at least number 2 isn't on my side for whatever reason (certain browsers, etc), so I wanted to give it another try with a different browser this morning, but I can't seem to be able to log in anymore and I'm greeted with this:
"Error: Something failed. Please contact support and include the API call you were trying to make.". The rest of website works just fine.
Now everything's said, please note that I do like everything else so far, and I really hope this would become the number 1 spinning tool out there.
Best of luck
1. This is because you have the "Automatically Edit Paragraphs" setting turned on. This feature exists because it greatly increases uniqueness. If you don't want WordAi to add/remove sentences you can easily turn off that setting and you don't need to worry about it, but we've found in general having this setting on doesn't reduce Readability by much and helps make articles much more unique.
2. You are right about this - this appears to be a new bug. I'll look into the cause of this and try to make sure this gets fixed as soon as possible.
3. That type of spinning was something new that was added in WordAi Version 2. We haven't gotten much feedback surrounding that feature, but if it is appearing too often for words where it shouldn't we can easily dial back how liberally it does that - there is some fuzzy logic behind deciding when it makes sense to make that change, and we can easily make it more or less willing to do those types of substitutions.
4. Appreciate the feedback behind that - I'm glad you found a setting that is giving you very good results, and we'll keep that in mind when we recommend settings to others!
Everything should be resolved. It appears that briefly around the time you posted this, our billing provider (CheddarGetter) was down, which meant we couldn't authenticate with them whether a users account was paid and active. The downtime was brief and we are working with CheddarGetter to make sure this doesn't happen again, as well as working on our own solution that will work even if CheddarGetter is having issues. During this brief interruption our entire site was working, just some users couldn't log in properly.
Glad to hear!
I talked to KM and they assured me that WordAi is still working with KM, and they gave the following instructions on how to use it within KM:
