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Do they think I am an idiot or what?
Create a complete unique new post on a random old one and promote it to the top of your blog.
It is really easy to handle and self-explanatory.
Compared to other plugins which do pretty much the same my plugin uses the build in functionality of WordPress’ own “cronjob”. This makes the whole part much more stable and (what is even more important) bypasses workload away from the server.
Every promotion is registered in a log file.
Download directly from WordPress.org repository.
Yes! This plugin should no be used with permalink structures that include dates.
Old Post Spinner (OPS) checks if a certain amount of time has passed. If so it promotes (or duplicates, depending on the settings) a random post to any position you like.
E.G. take this values:
Now OPS will every 200 0+ X minutes (where X lies somewhere random between 0 and 500) pick up one old post and promote (or duplicate) it to the defined position.
OPS will take into account which posting categories you never want to promote
You can also specify an minimum age for a post to be considered.
What will happen? Let’s take 10 posts ordered by age with No. 1 the as the youngest one. OPS picks the, let’s say, sixth post and give it the current date to promote it to position number one.
If you want a post to be promoted to position 3 OPS will place it, regarding the date, exactly in the middle between number 2 and (the old) number 3, which now will drop to position 4.
Promoting will move the post to a new position, whereas duplicating will copy a post to the new position, so the latter generates a new post.
They are installed as default values. Minimum interval: 2000 minutes, Random interval: 500 minutes, Post age: 14 days. But maybe you should experiment with your own values. It’s up to you.
Spinning means the creation of a new “spinned” content. That will create a new and unique post every time it gets promoted (or duplicated).
That requires a bit of handwork. You can manually add multiple synonym versions of any sentence and any word you want. That is done by using the characters |, { and }. I give you an example:
Hello, my name is {Jack|Jim} and I love {Tennis|Golf}.
Using this spinning instructions sentence will generate this four different result sentences every time your article is promoted:
So, with a little bit of extra afford you are able to create a complete unique post every time.
Just add as many synonym sentences as you like between the curly brackets ”{“, “}” and separate each synonym sentence by Pipe “|”.
You can nest your sentences as well:
Hello, my name is {Jim|{Handsome|Ugly}Joe}.
Will result in:
IMPORTANT: Please post this spinning instruction sentences in the extra Old-Post-Spinner meta box of WordPress (see the screenshot) and NOT into the normal text and content form fields
No problem. If you only fill in spinning instructions on the title, then only the title will be spinned. The content won’t change. Same with the content, if you only want the content to be spinned, than leave the spinning instructions on the title empty.
Posts promoted to first position will get the current date. Posts below first position will be placed right in the middle of the enclosing posts.
Some posts are simply not meant to be spinned. Especially if they are date-related. E.g. you should place posts with news into an omitted category.
If you don’t want this category to appear in you blog you can use the “AVH Extended Categories” plugin.
All original dates are stored as custom fields. The name is “ops_original_pub_date”.
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I think you should consider to use a service like twitterfeed.com. It will pickup your promoted posts and send status messages to twitter.
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