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Thanks for the write up. I’m seriously considering buying this soft but I wanted to ask you something. If you use it to grab new snippets, what about duplicate content and all that? Or, is that not really a concern?

I’m in the process of building I guess what you’d call a “link cluster” kind of set up and LLPB could be perfect but, what are the potential draw backs?

Overall, sounds like a great investment for only $27! I mean, c’mon, I’ve spent more on a useless, rehashed ebook! lol

Cheers

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And I think “that’s the rub;” finding new information, on the edge of your niche, can be a huge asset. New ideas, new inspiration, new sources of raw information, can break you apart from the pack. You mentioned everybody writing exactly the same thing, just rewording what everybody else is writing … it’s a sad state of parts of the blogosphere, but it’s also the opportunity to stand apart from the pack.

Ironically, I really don’t have much use for the software itself, and yet I’m very curious about how it works internally. I’ve been doing a lot of work along similar lines, with term extraction, Bayesian inference, and the like. I doubt that’s how this works, but there are some fascinating ways to model relevance inside the computer. And learning technical details on this stuff makes you put a lot of thought into the basics of writing, that most of us haven’t even considered since third grade.

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