Comments on: Cyber BLOGGER Review http://xfep.com/review/cyber-blogger-review/ Tips on Being a Better Blogger Wed, 25 Jan 2012 15:53:19 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Jim DeSantis http://xfep.com/review/cyber-blogger-review/comment-page-1/#comment-887 Jim DeSantis Sat, 10 May 2008 03:09:15 +0000 http://xfep.com/software/cyber-blogger-review/#comment-887 Thanks for this honest and insightful review. I have just come across this software and just could not see how it could be integrated with Blogger. Their sales page is rather ambiguous about this. From your statement: "Cyber BLOGGER isn’t a desktop application, and requires a real piece of hosting space that has at least Apache 1.3.x or above, PHP 4.3 or above, MySQL 4.1 or above and Zend Optimizer 2.8 or above." So, this product must be hosted and then somehow fed into Blogger. I do have a hosting account for several websites, off Blogger that could be used. I agree with you that the links from fellow Content Producers should not be deleted. This is theft, no matter how anyone would like to "spin" it. I certainly don't want my content scraped and my links deleted but it does happen. I produce most of my content and use some articles from other sources but, with 15 blogs, I need some help keeping fresh content coming in. I have been looking for a solution like CyberBlogger. I have emailed them for more information. We'll see how they respond. Again.....thanks! Jim Thanks for this honest and insightful review. I have just come across this software and just could not see how it could be integrated with Blogger. Their sales page is rather ambiguous about this.

From your statement:

“Cyber BLOGGER isn’t a desktop application, and requires a real piece of hosting space that has at least Apache 1.3.x or above, PHP 4.3 or above, MySQL 4.1 or above and Zend Optimizer 2.8 or above.”

So, this product must be hosted and then somehow fed into Blogger. I do have a hosting account for several websites, off Blogger that could be used.

I agree with you that the links from fellow Content Producers should not be deleted. This is theft, no matter how anyone would like to “spin” it. I certainly don’t want my content scraped and my links deleted but it does happen.

I produce most of my content and use some articles from other sources but, with 15 blogs, I need some help keeping fresh content coming in. I have been looking for a solution like CyberBlogger. I have emailed them for more information. We’ll see how they respond.

Again…..thanks!
Jim

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