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OzMan · 10-29-2005, 11:36 AM

Chio, ok so apparently according to you Auto blogger can do everything Rss2blog can do and more. There is no specific detailed feature list up for Auto blogger to show this but anyhow... let's take your word for it.

And lets say you come out with an unlimited version, not the current 10 license one... and lets say you can install it remotely and control your blogs from one interface eventually which is not the case now.

So will the two programs be basically equal then? No, according to your outlook rss2blog will still be posting shit and your program will be posting quality content and making the web a better place for humanity and as a secondary bonus maybe making some money at the same time with those few quality blogs you have up.

May I remind you that we all use the same content. We make it ourselves or we get it from the web. So whatever "shit" you regurgitate from the web for your posts, every other auto post program or manual poster can have too.

Handwriting each post or manually editing each post is noble indeed but hardly the topic at hand. What would be the point of having Auto blogger post hand written content. I would just post it manually or use the post scheduler to add these prewritten posts at set times.

Please stop trying to say auto blogger is not a splog tool. The only way you can make your posts look "nicer" than rss2blog posts is by manually editing them as you appear to do on fandangos.com. I will do one better, I will handwrite all my posts. Do I win? No because we are talking about making money by saving time thru' automation.

If you are using other peoples content and posting at set times, you can easily come up on the splog radar. If you have access to unique content and you auto post at random times, there is zero footprint, pattern whatever you want to call it and it appears to anyone that you are manually posting.

...Jack, automation is not a sign of lazyness and a corrupt web, Well, even if it is,

it's a fact of life on or off the web. Go look at yahoo.com, stock market sites or a million other homepages and see how much of it is automated.

10-29-2005, 11:36 AM
OzMan Confirmed User Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Los Begas Posts: 9,162	Chio, ok so apparently according to you Auto blogger can do everything Rss2blog can do and more. There is no specific detailed feature list up for Auto blogger to show this but anyhow... let's take your word for it. And lets say you come out with an unlimited version, not the current 10 license one... and lets say you can install it remotely and control your blogs from one interface eventually which is not the case now. So will the two programs be basically equal then? No, according to your outlook rss2blog will still be posting shit and your program will be posting quality content and making the web a better place for humanity and as a secondary bonus maybe making some money at the same time with those few quality blogs you have up. May I remind you that we all use the same content. We make it ourselves or we get it from the web. So whatever "shit" you regurgitate from the web for your posts, every other auto post program or manual poster can have too. Handwriting each post or manually editing each post is noble indeed but hardly the topic at hand. What would be the point of having Auto blogger post hand written content. I would just post it manually or use the post scheduler to add these prewritten posts at set times. Please stop trying to say auto blogger is not a splog tool. The only way you can make your posts look "nicer" than rss2blog posts is by manually editing them as you appear to do on fandangos.com. I will do one better, I will handwrite all my posts. Do I win? No because we are talking about making money by saving time thru' automation. If you are using other peoples content and posting at set times, you can easily come up on the splog radar. If you have access to unique content and you auto post at random times, there is zero footprint, pattern whatever you want to call it and it appears to anyone that you are manually posting. ...Jack, automation is not a sign of lazyness and a corrupt web, Well, even if it is, it's a fact of life on or off the web. Go look at yahoo.com, stock market sites or a million other homepages and see how much of it is automated.