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Comment on Plugin that seeds related authority links into your posts to improve your own site’s authority standing by 含浩

含浩 — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 07:06:13 +0000

can blogsense support free update when I buy it for $95 dollar one-time pay?
can I get content from the site which is writen with chinese language ?

Comment on Plugin that seeds related authority links into your posts to improve your own site’s authority standing by Hudson

Hudson — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 16:05:35 +0000

We try to provide support for all languages. Yes it’s custom source module allows for content importing from any site, results & techniques for extraction vary. We have a content extraction system that attempts to guess at the best content, and a scrape parameter extraction alternative system. The latter has a high learning curve because it requires a user to be able to read source code and determine the best places to stop and start extraction. We use the Yahoo Search engine to help find content for a source, so the content must be indexed in order to source from it when using this module.

Comment on Plugin that seeds related authority links into your posts to improve your own site’s authority standing by 含浩

含浩 — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 15:46:00 +0000

does blogsensewp support chinese languange?
does blogsensewp can get content from any url through Custom Sources Module or other module?

Comment on Shortcode to strip certain html elements from block of text by Artur Szwedowski

Artur Szwedowski — Tue, 10 Jan 2012 22:53:54 +0000

It seems to be very promising feature. How many problems I had playing around withh this kinky regex language…
Thanks Hudson. Keep up your great work!

Comment on 9.8.8.7 – Added ability to sort Youtube Videos by Rating, Relevance, Publish Date, and View Count by ha

ha — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 21:02:34 +0000

Just what i needed THANKS!

Comment on Pull content from any source using shortcode & keyword. – BlogSense Update by Hudson

Hudson — Tue, 15 Nov 2011 14:29:56 +0000

Hey Nono,

If you look to the screenshot at the bottom of the post I’ve used it in a Keywords Module template for the source Amazines.com.

Comment on Pull content from any source using shortcode & keyword. – BlogSense Update by Nono

Nono — Tue, 15 Nov 2011 07:05:51 +0000

can you give an exemple ?
how we use it ?
Thanks

Comment on C# – Wait function. by Drhorrible

Drhorrible — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 00:14:43 +0000

This worked perfectly! Thank you!!!

Comment on Feature Suggestions for the New Google Reader by Hudson

Hudson — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 01:49:42 +0000

Ah ok I see. I didn’t know about the +1 button containing extras. I managed to see later after we first talked that if I pressed the Share button that whatever item I was currently reading was auto-prepared. But, while we are working on Google, I also noticed the pre-prepared content is from the feed item content. For feeds with excerpts and no images it’s better to delete the content there and then copy/paste the link into the box so it generates a better looking share. If I really wanted to fix it I could run all my excerpt based feeds through fivefilters or something like it, but maybe Google will switch to using the source URL to generate the share content? That would be cool.

For the forum, I’d also lose my commentary too. It’s not pressing so I probably will let the information distribution halt until a new way opens that allows me to be as streamlined and attentive as I was before. Or maybe hiveminded will champion for me? We’ll see.

If my articles’ true intention had a thesis statement would be something like “the advocacy for GR & G+ to provide generatable RSS feeds in consideration for the wide array multiple applications & purposes they can be used for”.

That being said, whether or not they do or do not offer RSS solutions in their API, work arounds can be crafted, right? But having to be crafty instead of leveraging official tools is an inconvenience and work around methods cannot become mainstream enough to be as effective at altering the internet for the better as official supporting tools could be.

I hope and dream like a teenage girl that Google sees and shares my vision.

Comment on Feature Suggestions for the New Google Reader by gRegor

gRegor — Sat, 05 Nov 2011 02:37:57 +0000

After you click “+1″, you can click “Share to Google+.” The “Share…” button at the top right also works, a bit nonintuitively, to share whatever item is currently selected in Reader (you don’t have to drag links to it).

I don’t think they have Bundles anymore.

You can already apply tags to content by using the “Edit Tags” or “t” keyboard shortcut. What you’re describing about RSS feeds for labels (or tags) is exactly how it worked before these updates. For whatever reason, they’ve chosen to sacrifice these features and focus on Google+. From a technical perspective, it does kind of make sense (versus maintaining two separate social networks, as they were). They still could have handled it better, of course. I’m disappointed.

You can set up sending the links of content to any of those services you mentioned, or even set up a custom service. See “Reader Settings > Send To.”

A lot of Reader users are upset about the big changes, but my point is that it seems very unlikely Google is going to turn around and add those features right back. It’s possible over time that Google will re-build the level of “social” into Reader that it had before, based on Google+ — but I think that’s pretty unlikely, honestly.

If I were you, for your forum situation, I’d set up a way for your site to receive links via the “Send To” function, then add that destination to your “Send To” list in Reader. It would only posts links, though, not any of the content in those links. :/