No, not talking about cars.
But I have seen a number of blogs,
whose language is so garbled that I'm seriously wondering whether they aren't computer generated. (Actually that one makes sense, but it took me about three readings to get it... I've seen far worse.)
So is this really happening? Is the blogosphere going to eat itself?
Weirdness.
(Plus, if not... How much work would it be to make an autoblogging bot... there's got to be money in that, if not just for the linking goodness.)
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Massif
aim stupidly high, expect to fail often.
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littleguru
<3 Seattle
Huh? You right perhaps, yes. Sure about "Autoblogging." you are?
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I agree wholeheartedly - you raise a good point.
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bgmacaw
http://vbnotebookfor.net/
There already are RSS and web page scrappers around that steal other people's content and publish them to a 'blog' usually with the intent of getting a high search placement and ad revenue.
I guess the ultimate would be an Eliza like blog generator that would use a database of stock phrases to generate blog posts from a set of keywords. I've seen something close to that in the Autorantic Moonbat that generates over-the-top leftist political rants and another I can't locate right now that generates a buzzword packed research paper. -
SlackmasterK
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littleguru wrote:
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'Allo, what's all this then? -
JohnAskew
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JohnAskew wrote:
Look, they've culled his posts and blog entries into a DVD!
The second season is now in production.
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