Hi mwoody,
There are basically three types of output which you can get - uspun/clean, spun/spitax and nested/nested spintax.
The unspun, or clean, is what you will see in the preview tab - a brand new single article without any spintax.
The spun, or spintax, is the traditional spintax you would get from any spinner out there - {Hi|Hello|What's up} {world|Earth|Planet}.
And nested spintax is basically spintax within spintax, so "Hello World" would be "{{Hi|Hello}|{What's up|Hello}|{What's up|Hi}} {{World|Earth}|{Planet|World|Eearth}|{Earth|Planet}}
It is meant to be used with automation tools for bulk-uploading. But you have to make sure the tools you're using support heavy nested spintax.
The beauty of KM is that it does it on a sentence and paragraph level so you can imagine the number of different articles you can get out of just one article in nested spintax.
As you can see you get far more variations with nested and far less footprint.
I hope that answers your question. If it doesn't feel free to ask
Thanks for the review, HotNiche
The templates in the video are custom. What formats would you like to see in future releases?
Regards,
Manuel