ThopHayt
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- Jul 25, 2011
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For those who don't know it's yet another article spinning tool, same a Spin Chimp or TBS... Bought it on the advice of a friend who claimed that my spins were "too unreadable" last week.
One thing you'll notice right away is that it's all done over your browser. You don't get to download ANYTHING to your desktop. I didn't know that when I bought it, but I guess it's not a big deal. The big thing with this article spinner is it claims to be able to spin material. Here is an example of what it spits out... you'll notice that it is fairly readable but not quite as unique as what you could get by blasting TBS or Spin Chief on loose settings:
Original sentence: People like reading reviews that are posted on forums.
Nothing too mind blowing. It is quite good at keeping the context of the sentence in place, so it's nice for when I want to post articles that need to be manually approved. It also does multi-level spinning, as you'll see in most the other newer spinning tools around.
Overall I can boil it down to the simple fact that it is quite solid at doing quick low-uniqueness spins for highly readable submissions, but seems to lack the ability to dial it up on the uniqueness at the expense of the credibility. Which is to say this tool is very good at what it does, but is not super flexible. So I still use SC for my gibberish spins that need to be really unique. I'm not uber high on it, but for the price it definitely is NOT bad.
They also like to pimp other deals and WSO stuff each time you visit the site to use your tool. I'm not REAL big on that, since I feel like I already paid for it so why do I need to be bombarded with ad's... but they aren't bad. They also give you a reference link, mine's http://www.spinrewriter.com/ for instance, not that I'm pimping anything... just an example of the fact that since it's a web app you're going to essentially get the 3rd degree of ad's and promotions.
So finally I'm going to rate it a 73%. Definitely not bad... it does one thing VERY well, but because it lacks the ability to gibberish spam highly unique spins as well as it's highly readable less unique spins I can't give it the super high score it would otherwise get. It is probably good for non-English speakers who can't do readable manual spins, but if you want a magic all-in-one this isn't it. It's just good at one job.
*EDIT* Now that I think about it 73% is probably a bit harsh... it probably deserves more of an upper 70's score like a 78/100 since it really is quite good at what it does do. I just wish they'd include the low-end basic abilities as well as the fancy footing that it is known for.
One thing you'll notice right away is that it's all done over your browser. You don't get to download ANYTHING to your desktop. I didn't know that when I bought it, but I guess it's not a big deal. The big thing with this article spinner is it claims to be able to spin material. Here is an example of what it spits out... you'll notice that it is fairly readable but not quite as unique as what you could get by blasting TBS or Spin Chief on loose settings:
Original sentence: People like reading reviews that are posted on forums.
Code:
{People|Individuals} like {reading|checking out|reviewing|browsing|going through} {reviews|evaluations|assessments|write-ups} that are {posted|uploaded|articled} on {forums|online forums}.Nothing too mind blowing. It is quite good at keeping the context of the sentence in place, so it's nice for when I want to post articles that need to be manually approved. It also does multi-level spinning, as you'll see in most the other newer spinning tools around.
Overall I can boil it down to the simple fact that it is quite solid at doing quick low-uniqueness spins for highly readable submissions, but seems to lack the ability to dial it up on the uniqueness at the expense of the credibility. Which is to say this tool is very good at what it does, but is not super flexible. So I still use SC for my gibberish spins that need to be really unique. I'm not uber high on it, but for the price it definitely is NOT bad.
They also like to pimp other deals and WSO stuff each time you visit the site to use your tool. I'm not REAL big on that, since I feel like I already paid for it so why do I need to be bombarded with ad's... but they aren't bad. They also give you a reference link, mine's http://www.spinrewriter.com/ for instance, not that I'm pimping anything... just an example of the fact that since it's a web app you're going to essentially get the 3rd degree of ad's and promotions.
So finally I'm going to rate it a 73%. Definitely not bad... it does one thing VERY well, but because it lacks the ability to gibberish spam highly unique spins as well as it's highly readable less unique spins I can't give it the super high score it would otherwise get. It is probably good for non-English speakers who can't do readable manual spins, but if you want a magic all-in-one this isn't it. It's just good at one job.
*EDIT* Now that I think about it 73% is probably a bit harsh... it probably deserves more of an upper 70's score like a 78/100 since it really is quite good at what it does do. I just wish they'd include the low-end basic abilities as well as the fancy footing that it is known for.
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. I don't use this software but use I allows those which are 50% unique and still they haven't created any kind of problem.
