Archive for April, 2006
This is a bit out of topic from article marketing but I wanted to post it here because this is also relevant to providing free content to publishers the as fast as possible.
Part of the many tools iSnare provide is the search tool… The iSnare search is of course composed of algorithms to calculate results according to relevance, just like what many search algo’s would be doing…
Among the many complex functions, classes, procedures and calls the iSnare search algo also has a crude implementation of the Levenshtein Distance algorithm… It’s crude because it can hardly be felt that is being implemented at the moment…
April 26th, 2006
It seems that our 24,000+ publisher count in our pages is extremely outdated. To be honest I haven’t spent the time to update it until today.
Well, now our pages show 40,000+ member count to the 150+ email groups we submit to.
Actually, the number is not an actual count. Instead it is more of a safe number, an article could be submitted to more than just 40,000+ email group members depending on the article’s topic.
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April 23rd, 2006
Wow! Since I integrated the three level duplicate check algo in iSnare.com’s editor interface we have had more than 100 articles disapproved in an average of 2 days because of duplicate content…
Some authors are complaining because they say they are paying this much $$$ in a company offering ghostwriting services for 100% original content… What’s ironic is that the URL included in the disapproval message which contains the dupes points to one of their paid ghostwritten article from the same company…
Well, isn’t it clear? What was paid for 100% original content is not at all original… It may not be copied somewhere else but the contents in EACH article are not at all original…
April 9th, 2006
260 sites and counting…
We have a total of 260 sites now in our list and counting… and still we are expecting more and more to come… we hope that we can be able expand our resources when we reach 1000 sites! 
Also for those who are asking about our Google problem… updates are here.
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April 5th, 2006
