Dutch Content Spinner
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pleasenukeme
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- Apr 19, 2011
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I dont know one, but some content spinners allow to load your own dictionaries in xml format (or similar). Other one's doesnt officially support it, but is possible to just change or overwrite an existing file (i.e. english.xml).
Then you can find a public thesaurus (which is available for almost all western languages), and load it in and work as a Dutch spinner.
It is not a perfect solution, but if you find no alternatives, this could be a solution for you
Then you can find a public thesaurus (which is available for almost all western languages), and load it in and work as a Dutch spinner.
It is not a perfect solution, but if you find no alternatives, this could be a solution for you
ActionTaker
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I dont know one, but some content spinners allow to load your own dictionaries in xml format (or similar). Other one's doesnt officially support it, but is possible to just change or overwrite an existing file (i.e. english.xml).
Then you can find a public thesaurus (which is available for almost all western languages), and load it in and work as a Dutch spinner.
It is not a perfect solution, but if you find no alternatives, this could be a solution for you
Where would you get them? Cus i could really use them for multiple languages.
pleasenukeme
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You can find for most languages (even smaller than Dutch), by searching google in the local language for something like "theusaurus english open source" or similar. (write it not in english but your local language).
I've had success with that.
Or you can have a look at openoffice's dictionaries downloads here (which can be used for other applications as well if converted): http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Dictionaries
ActionTaker
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I know you can integrate one in Spinner Chief. I did it with one in danish.
ActionTaker
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I got it from a guy I know. I'm afraid he doesn't have one in dutch. If you sit down for 8 hours straight you can pretty much make your own. Simply take an article and start spinning it. To each word, add synonyms and within 8 hours you'll have one that covers the most basic stuff. Then, when you need to spin an article in another niche you'll simply have to add very few new synonyms.
McMusq
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Thanks for the reply.
I need to look up how to add words to a thesaurus.
It's only possible on a new one right? Or is it possible to use and edit the dutch one from Spinnerchief itself (that sucks atm
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ActionTaker
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I think you can add on existing ones unless they're protected, but correcting an already existing one might be more time consuming I reckon. I know the one I got wasn't good for spinning at all. It was very extensive but I found the one I made to be better if I wanted to spin something fairly fast.