rockinrobin
Junior Member
- Mar 26, 2009
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1. The email for Software Dirs should be a different email than our registration email.
I use my own email address to register but I definitely do not want to receive hundred of software related emails to my mailbox.
Good idea. This will be implemented.
2. Social Media Accounts - You should written down which account login needs to be email address of username. We usually create all these new account, activated and will not login again. What would be the impact if we put all username as login instead of email address for Vox.
There is a @ next to the fields where an email is required. I am thinking of backing this up with a JavaScript function to enforce it.
Thanks for your input.
1.When ever i write my spin article in MSword or notepad and copy it back to the spyntax the copied text comes along with blank spaces and new line characters. The spyntax is not able to spin properly if these exists. So everytime i need to align the article to check with the text. If Spyntax is able to recognize blank spaces then it would be a lot better to use spyntax.
The Spyntax tester has a bug that will only return one paragraph. It is in the tester cgi, not the text spinner. Your stuff should still get spun ok. I plan to replace the Spyntax tester with a better solution but it is less pressing than other issues.
2. And for each campaign do i need to generate a unique long text article or can i use the same one that i used in my first campaign. 'Cause the long text article in my first campaign (i think!) might spin quite around to generate some (atleast) 1000 unique articles. So now can i use it up or should i write another separate article for the long text for each campaign?
I think it's really up to you and how unique you want each text to be. Multiple target urls per campaign will be implemented soon, so this may help solve your problem.
In the last week, the social media accounts I registered for LinkJuicer have been getting banned. 3 down as of now. I'm sure accounts which were registered by others have suffered the same fate. So it is NOT TRULY AUTOMATED since to keep my own full LinkJuicer account power, I have to babysit these accounts and register new ones as the old ones go offline.
We have had issues with three sites. My solution is to keep writing new drivers, retain the ones that work and retire the ones that don't. In time we will still have the best link building tool available.
SENuke, at least, doesn't have the presumptiousness to put limits on its users. If you don't want to run it at full blast, it's up to you. But that's the key: IT'S UP TO YOU.
This is a consequence of a shared resource solution. The Link Juicer currently has thousands of accounts to post to. How long would it take you to create that many accounts with SENuke? The other side of the coin is that these are real accounts created by real people and not created just to link to one person's stuff. Consequently the link velocity limit. Frankly, I put it there because I don't want users trying to do SENuke with it. That is not the reason it's there.
For these reasons, neither LinkJuicer nor SENuke will get my renewal.
Nothing is for everybody, not even social bookmarking. I do appreciate your comments and will take them on board to improve the service.