also...

After deleting feeds, the posts are still in the post database and if I wanted to delete them I'd have to do this with every single post... a mass delete option would be nice, or they should dissapear automatically when feeds are deleted...

Another thing is that it's very time comsuming creating rewrite rules. Something with more fields would be nice where you put like 10 lines on the left site for the original words and 10 lines on the right site for the new words... In addition, why not import words from text files?

Lets say I run autoblogger and then create new rewrite rules... how do I manage that older posts on my blog change too?

For automatic updates, I just cron the three files it runs in the "run abp" step. We don't update with random RSS entries, as we support dates pulled from the feed. This updates as the feed updates, with the correct date. We haven't wanted to put in a crop tool, as we want to A) maximize compatibility (I mean, sheesh, some people are running MySQL 3 -- think they have ImageMagick or similar installed?), and B) limit the amount of changes to a feed owner's content -- after all, we're syndicating their stuff, not trying to rip them off. I am sensitive to the desire to have a blog look homogenous, but I feel this can usually be done using CSS. You can certainly add a prefix (or suffix) using the Rewrite engine, but support for Regex will be added back in with version 1.1.

Again, GFY isn't our support system of choice, and if I miss any of your questions because they were here and not in a ticket, I apologize in advance! :)

We tried to balance the functionality the masses wanted versus the functionality requests of a few. The UI was designed based on a lot of feedback from the beta. It started out in the format you described, and ended up in the format we currently have, due to the preferences of the majority of testers and early users.

Also, Autoblogger Pro currently posts *out* to blogs, and is not currently intended as a micromanagement system to change "old" posts. We are considering adding this functionality into a future version for those who like to "tinker," but be aware that going back to older posts will has slowed down posting significantly in tests. It has to conform to and perform for the masses in this case, who are launching "fire and forget" sites for the most part.

whats the difference between Auto Blogger Pro standalone version and Autoblogger Pro ?

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Autoblogger Pro came bundled with WordPress, and had to be installed on every blog you wanted to use it on. Additionally, it was limited to 25 domains with a network license.

The Stand Alone version "posts out" to blogs, giving you a "control panel" to manage a bunch of blogs from a single interface. It is useable on UNLIMITED domains.

Information on the Stand Alone:

http://www.abpsa.com

Sweet! We charge extra for that.

But where i can buy Autoblogger Pro ?

There, too.

The official page for Autoblogger Pro is:

http://www.autobloggerpro.com

The official page for Autoblogger Pro Stand Alone (our current version) is:

http://www.abpsa.com

Autoblogger Pro 1.10 is out. Make sure you upgrade!

https://gfy.com/fucking-around-and-business-discussion/682291-autoblogger-pro-stand-1-10-available.html