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RE: Introducing SteemPress beta, a wordpress plugin for steem
Doing steemit to WordPress does not solve the problems we want to address and does little to onboard new users.
If a significant amount of original authors start to use the tool then it will be cheetah that has to adapt, not SteemPress. How they do it is up to them, but I can imagine a whitelist people can get on whereby proving that they own both the steem account and the blog website, cheetah will ignore the domain of their blog when searching for duplicates.
A somewhat simple solution to that would be some tag in permalink when posting through steempress that would identify such an article and skip cheetah and steemcleaners check.
Sadly this wouldn't work because nothing prevents a spammer from manually adding whatever steempress adds. The effort has to come from cheetah.
like a tag to your username on steemit
That is what we had with @recrypto's plugin. We entered the permalink as part of filling out what tags we wanted to use and other information that was relevant to Steemit.
ha ha ha funny comments sir...
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nice reply
worth it
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nice comment sir.. this could be great solution for next. keep good working sir :)
Not bad
You want Steemit to adapt...? Yea good luck with that buddy. Great idea, but pretty much a dream plug-in in terms of having the 'BlockChain' it runs on, adapt to 'it'.
that would be the best solution
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I would still like to embed my steemit newsfeed to my website on wordpress. It will give a visibility of steemit outside of it.
@fredrikaa that could work