looks like I might need to try the dream submitter
Dreamsubmitter - The next gallery submitter?
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Originally posted by buzzard
I don't see a privacy statement on any of these submitter sites as to how my personal and business information will be used, should I buy the product. Think I'll have to pass. On All of Them.
I'll be working on one today. We assure complete confidentiality, and will never share or sell any information you provide to us.Comment
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I can do without all the 'my dicks bigger' programmers in this thread...
What I want to know is if anyone has a decent DS database they are willing to share?

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We offer demo startup databases as it is right now, but uinfortunately will not be offering anything more than that due to conflict of interest. We promise complete confidentiality to people providing us with their site lists to convert to our program for them.Originally posted by broke
What I want to know is if anyone has a decent DS database they are willing to share?

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Though i'm sure that someone soon will decide to start making dreamsubmitter databases for different niches etc and start selling them.Comment
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Originally posted by Nifield
Privacy policy is now online.
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I've found this to be the best policy with LinkUp as well. Newbies
want a database of 1,200 TGPs. While 600 of those TGPs have no
traffic or don't update. With all these people using the same data
and submitting crappy galleries it makes it hard for the pros to
stand out in the crowd. With custom databases it means people
are free to create their own little market with a unique database
including partner codes and sites which aren't being spammed
very much.
I'd put up a privacy policy but I don't care.. :-P If you're paying for
a program there is no need for me to spam you.
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Actually we already offer a one time database conversion when signing up. You just export your database and send us the list of your submit urls and we draw those urls from our master database list of predefined sites and create a database for you.(only for movie submit sites atm) The only thing you need to add is your partner accounts.Originally posted by beemk
make it able to import advanced submitter databases, and you can count me in for buying it. probably at least 100 other webmasters too
The submitter is fully operational with MGP and TGP but we only offer the conversion for movie databases at this time. (we will soon offer the same for picture databases)Comment
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The idea of having to build/maintain my own database(s) makes my hair stand on end.
I used TGSW when it first came out and I remember spending days activating the database and more time each week attempting to keep it up to date. The big appeal of the next generation of auto-submitters (and the update service for TGSW) was precisely their claims that all this work would be a thing of the past.
Of course, most of them failed dismally to deliver, but some of their successors do a much, much better job. Now I would have to be dragged kicking and screaming back to the bad old days.
If I only needed a short custom list, I would likely use something cheap and cheerful like GASS. Otherwise, the most important thing for me is the completeness and ongoing integrity of the database. And I like to be able to identify errors easily so that I'm not taking someone's word for it that the database is solid.
Character recognition and some of the other DS features are in themselves a step forward, but only if they come with a database service.Comment
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Yes right now our software caters to people that like to have their private lists and customize them whichever way they want. I don't doubt that someone soon will offer a database updating service along with selling predefined general and niche specific databases for dreamsubitter.Originally posted by jayeff
The idea of having to build/maintain my own database(s) makes my hair stand on end.
I used TGSW when it first came out and I remember spending days activating the database and more time each week attempting to keep it up to date. The big appeal of the next generation of auto-submitters (and the update service for TGSW) was precisely their claims that all this work would be a thing of the past.
Of course, most of them failed dismally to deliver, but some of their successors do a much, much better job. Now I would have to be dragged kicking and screaming back to the bad old days.
If I only needed a short custom list, I would likely use something cheap and cheerful like GASS. Otherwise, the most important thing for me is the completeness and ongoing integrity of the database. And I like to be able to identify errors easily so that I'm not taking someone's word for it that the database is solid.
Character recognition and some of the other DS features are in themselves a step forward, but only if they come with a database service.
The great thing about our advanced error checking module is that you notice any changes as soon as you do a submission and can fix them on the fly, it doesnt seem to be much of a hassle at all when it works this way.Comment
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I have been using Advanced Submitter myself, and always found it a pain in the ass to keep the database up to date (the custom one i had).Originally posted by jayeff
The idea of having to build/maintain my own database(s) makes my hair stand on end.
I used TGSW when it first came out and I remember spending days activating the database and more time each week attempting to keep it up to date. The big appeal of the next generation of auto-submitters (and the update service for TGSW) was precisely their claims that all this work would be a thing of the past.
Of course, most of them failed dismally to deliver, but some of their successors do a much, much better job. Now I would have to be dragged kicking and screaming back to the bad old days.
If I only needed a short custom list, I would likely use something cheap and cheerful like GASS. Otherwise, the most important thing for me is the completeness and ongoing integrity of the database. And I like to be able to identify errors easily so that I'm not taking someone's word for it that the database is solid.
Character recognition and some of the other DS features are in themselves a step forward, but only if they come with a database service.
There are programs out there who do this for you, you've just got to find the right one for you.Comment
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I used TGSW too and it's why I built LinkUp, the problem withI used TGSW when it first came out and I remember spending
days activating the database and more time each week
attempting to keep it up to date.
TGSW is it's HTML based forms. Browser forms are really bad for
mass data entry. They are slow and not very dynamic. Whereas
windows programs have the benefit of being able to run quick
queries for things like combo box values changing. Meaning the
data entry is a hell of a lot faster then scripts like TGSW. I'm sure
dreamsubmitter is the same in this regard, it's just that a desktop
program will always be easier for data entry.
-BenCyberwurx Hosting
After trying 5 different hosts, I found the best.
Since 1997 I've had 2 hours of downtime.
Fast support, great techs, no hype, no gimmicks.
<- I in no way endorse whatever just got stuck on the left of my post.Comment
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We get the picture...Originally posted by Nifield
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You have a really nice tool there - no need to keep bumping the thread (ppl may start calling you a spammer like me)
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Agreed. Dreamsubmitter handles form filling really quick, and is desktop based. One thing i noticed though is with other submit programs they are very clunky and slow on older computers, dreamsubmitter seems to be a lot faster.Originally posted by mryellow
I used TGSW too and it's why I built LinkUp, the problem with
TGSW is it's HTML based forms. Browser forms are really bad for
mass data entry. They are slow and not very dynamic. Whereas
windows programs have the benefit of being able to run quick
queries for things like combo box values changing. Meaning the
data entry is a hell of a lot faster then scripts like TGSW. I'm sure
dreamsubmitter is the same in this regard, it's just that a desktop
program will always be easier for data entry.
-BenComment
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DS is very hard to add a new site... even with the form professor, it looks like.
AS, I can put in the submit url, the recip url, and be done with it.
It may be a nice proggie for really technical guys, or someone who wants to autosubmit, but...
For me, I got lost just watching the videos. I can't devote 3+ days to get my tgp database in there, and then another day or 2, trying to figure out how to work everything.
Make it for stupid lazy people like me, and you may have a winner, at this point, Im just waiting for my trial to end... =(Comment
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Message me in ICQ and i'll be glad to give you a personal walk through and help you out with anything that you are having problems with, shouldnt take more than and hour or two to get you fully trained.Originally posted by DrewKole
DS is very hard to add a new site... even with the form professor, it looks like.
AS, I can put in the submit url, the recip url, and be done with it.
It may be a nice proggie for really technical guys, or someone who wants to autosubmit, but...
For me, I got lost just watching the videos. I can't devote 3+ days to get my tgp database in there, and then another day or 2, trying to figure out how to work everything.
Make it for stupid lazy people like me, and you may have a winner, at this point, Im just waiting for my trial to end... =(
As for the videos, have you watched the ones we've added with sound? The original ones i agree were hard to follow, but now that we've added sound to a few of them I've had nothing but a good response using them. Let me know, as I'm always more than happy to help.Comment
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Really?Originally posted by DrewKole
DS is very hard to add a new site... even with the form professor, it looks like.
rssEVOLUTION : Produce a FULL website with ANY RSS feed(s) in seconds.
contentSOLUTION : Allowing you to automatically grab articles from article directories,
import as many text files as you want at once, grab ANY content from ANY RSS feed, and scrape search engines, instantly.Comment
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There's not waiting at all with GallerySubmitter.com ;)Originally posted by Nifield
Agreed. Dreamsubmitter handles form filling really quick, and is desktop based. One thing i noticed though is with other submit programs they are very clunky and slow on older computers, dreamsubmitter seems to be a lot faster.CheapAssDesigns.com - when you need quality designs at affordable prices.
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bump for the tgp submittersrssEVOLUTION : Produce a FULL website with ANY RSS feed(s) in seconds.
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I found the videos very easy to follow... But that's just me since I was already familiar with AS.Originally posted by DrewKole
DS is very hard to add a new site... even with the form professor, it looks like.
AS, I can put in the submit url, the recip url, and be done with it.
It may be a nice proggie for really technical guys, or someone who wants to autosubmit, but...
For me, I got lost just watching the videos. I can't devote 3+ days to get my tgp database in there, and then another day or 2, trying to figure out how to work everything.
Make it for stupid lazy people like me, and you may have a winner, at this point, Im just waiting for my trial to end... =(Comment
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Nifield, why you don't add a one time fee?rssEVOLUTION : Produce a FULL website with ANY RSS feed(s) in seconds.
contentSOLUTION : Allowing you to automatically grab articles from article directories,
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Noone has mentioned Chameleon Submitter... okay it can't beat the turning tests or handle scheduling, YET, but the database is updated at least once a week and it's quite a nice submitter. Some prefer AS or Russian. It's getting to be like choosing a flavor of ice cream. Nice to see Dream Submitter raising the bar a little with some welcome new features though.ICQ: 91139591Comment
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bumpOriginally posted by Pixhell
Nifield, why you don't add a one time fee?
rssEVOLUTION : Produce a FULL website with ANY RSS feed(s) in seconds.
contentSOLUTION : Allowing you to automatically grab articles from article directories,
import as many text files as you want at once, grab ANY content from ANY RSS feed, and scrape search engines, instantly.Comment
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I'd like to say that the reason why I'm showing props to Dreamsubmitter in my sig now is that I admire Nifield's support.
He's stayed on ICQ on ends guiding me through Dreamsubmitter.
Additionally, he added the changes I suggested to Dreamsubmitter in less than a day!
How's that for support.
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Thanks for the kind words and the sig promotion. I appreciate it.Originally posted by AdultNex
I'd like to say that the reason why I'm showing props to Dreamsubmitter in my sig now is that I admire Nifield's support.
He's stayed on ICQ on ends guiding me through Dreamsubmitter.
Additionally, he added the changes I suggested to Dreamsubmitter in less than a day!
How's that for support.
We do our best to keep customers as happy as possible, glad to hear you're happy with our service
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