How does the synonym table work?

[total21]

There is a synonym table function in your program, and I am wondering how this works. Lets say I have an entry like this:

"one,number one,#1"

Does check text for "one", and replaces it with "number one" or "#1" randomly? Or if it would come across the "number one", would it replace it with one of the other too? How would it behave if it already replaces "one" with something, and then comes across "one again"? Would it change it to the other one that was not used?

I would need to know exactly how this works, so I can use it in a correct way.

[admin]

It takes a random word from the list and does not check it the word has been used before.

[total21]

Ok, so with my example:

a) it would take "one" if it comes accorss it and replace it with one of the other 3, randomly?
b) and if it would come across "number one" (which is not at the beginning of the line, if this would matter), it would replace it with one of the other three, randomly, too?

c) Can I include spaces like this "one,1 ,number one,#1" - this would enable me to differentiate between something like "1" and "1,000,000" lets say (since I am asking, this is not the most important thing)

d) length of phrases does not matter, correct? I can use two, three, four, five word phrases in between the comas, and it will work?

Thanks.

[admin]

a) yes

b) it doesn't see it as "number one", it sees as "number" and "one", so each of the words will be replaced separately

c) spaces are eliminated there
and "1" and "1,000,000" are not the same , i mean it won't find "1" in "1,000,000" as there's no space but comma after 1 there

[total21]

This is one line copied directly from what is included with the script:

hard by,by,away from,wide of,apart from,unconnected with,off out of one's mind,wits,at the end of one's tether,overwrought

So you would mean that things like "hard by", "away from", "wide of", "apart from", "unconnected with", "off out of one's mind", "at the end of one's tether" will be treaded like separate words? And then replaced with what? This would not make too much sense...

[admin]

Yes, there's a mistake in this example
I'll remove this string.

[total21]

Ok, so basically only one word synonyms can be used?

pussy,snatch,vagina - this will be good and it will work
hard penis,hard dick,hard pecker - this will not work, and it is not good for this script?

If second is yes, can this be changed? Multiple word phrases are an important thing here.

[admin]

The issue here is that an average description is let's say 7 words.
So right now we have to look up 7 words in syn.txt.

Let's say we want to find phrases where the description is

word1 word2 word3 word4 word5 word6 word7

as we don't know how long the phase is we have to look up


word1
word1 word2
word1 word2 word3
word1 word2 word3 word4
word1 word2 word3 word4 word5
word1 word2 word3 word4 word5 word6
word1 word2 word3 word4 word5 word6 word7


word2
word2 word3
word2 word3 word4
word2 word3 word4 word5
word2 word3 word4 word5 word6
word2 word3 word4 word5 word6 word7

and so on

and instead of 7 searches we have to do 28.

We can add this as an option to the version if you'd like

[total21]

It would be probably the best if it would work the way it works in Mech Bunny TGP / Tube and Cyber Seo wordpress plugin scripts. There everything that is in between pipes or commas (lets say) is treated as a separate item that can by used for spinning text. Just like when you import galleries from NATS, lets say, it asks you what separator you want to use, and everything gets output to this. This way, SmartCj synonym table format could looks something like this:

one|number one|#1|1

and unlimited number of words could be used within this phrases. Mech Bunny scripts use a php array and Cyber Seo uses pipes.

I am asking because I am working on a 15k lines synonym table, and I review everything by hand. I will be then refining it with Cyber Seo, spinning all kinds of different xxx text through this. I should be able to get to the point where it is quite good, and then I would be able to plug it into your script, and other scripts.

As far as I've been asking, every script works in a different way. It is not a matter of the format (commas, pipes, or php array), but a matter of how the spinning works. It is the best if you could use multiple words phrases and any of the phrases on one line would be randomly replaced with one of the other ones. The "one" example I would not use in the synonym table that I have as every single "one" or "1" would be getting replaces and it would look like a lot of mess. If you can do something like "the major one|the most significant one" you can make a better synonym table, I would say. Here every instance of any of the two would be replaced with the other one, and nothing else. I've seen people adding things like "a book", "the theater" - this probably makes a difference too. This would not grab things like "a check book" lets say, and replace the "book" part and mess it up.

I don't want to bother with this, but it looks like in the current version of the script it would not work correctly and it can be an important thing. If I have a good synonym table, I can create a lot of updates fairly fast.

Either way, getting in between the words of phrases between the commas does not probably work out very well, as far as spun text. When I was looking at your table, too, it is there, but it may not sound very good in the end. Like people use 10 or 15 different words for "penis", but when you see it in the text it does not sound good. It sounds archaic or akward, when you have words there that are not normally used, or rare. If people don't use it everyday it should not be there, as it will sound strange (this is just as a comment, I am not saying to change the table there or anything). Less is better here - "dick|cock|penis" is probably better than 15 different terms, and like 10+ people would not normally use anyway (and also in the context of xxx sites).

### Edit:
I sent you an email related to this too.

[admin]

Yes, we will add this option.

I'll let you know when it's done.