SmartCJ Support Forum

Done.
Added to update.

I did not look at this fully yet, but it could be good if titles and posts could be spun selectively. This would mean that people would be able to spin one post or any group of posts and leave the rest intact. As far as I was looking, you can only select a method of spinning and spin all the posts. I am not sure if this is all published, or all non-published yet. It may be like this that you have like 10k post published and 2k new and you need to spin the first 10k again, in order to spin the other half.

There is probably no need to separate spinning titles and text of the post, it can be done all at the same time, but if a title gets spun, url slug would need to match it to, so you don't need to rewrite it by hand (if you can, I am not sure how this works here, as I did not get to this program yet, 100%).

It could be good if post would be marked as spun or not (and how many times maybe) somewhere in the admin, so you would be able to tell. I mean there is a lot of options there already, and if spinning (which is porbably an important thing) would be "controllable" on an advanced level, it would be good too.

I was looking at xBabe.com, which is a Bravo Media Group site, and they are spinning, so a lot of people probably use this too.

Synonyms can be separated by commas, and this is ok (it does not have to be pipes). But in genral, if this would be controllable through the admin it would be good.

And the selection between Full Search and First Key Only is probably good / needed. This is how WP-Auto-Spinner plugin works too. You have more control and you can create different types of synonym tables this way (First Key Only wont be messing things up as much as the other option).

I think the best way would be to start actually use it and see what is really necessary otherwise we can spend a lot of time implementing "what we might need here" and never actually using it.

It takes a day to add something like what you are talking about, so if you'll need it - we will add it. And see right away if it's exactly what you need. Otherwise we can spend days implementing what might need and get "that's not exactly what I needed" as a result.

So let's setup a real site and see what you actually need there.