Ryan Scott

the problem is that 1 comment per hour when we post 100 articles per day is inadequate. And I’m not clear what article its going to make a comment on? We have a backlog of 5800 articles.

Consider making an enterprise level version of this where we can post as many as we need. We are a high level customer but you can only handle low level ones.

We’d want to use our own API key for privacy reasons and because we have also custom trained it.

It feels like we need to make our own plugin that can handle significant customers.

anyone solve this?

i’m having it at cloudways. works php cloudways server code to another one, but not from my desktop in python.

it is returning what looks like method=get instead of posting anything

I think I would probably make a custom content type in order to keep track of these Topic pages and it sounds like the premium version would let me add links to those pages via your plugin, right?

I guess if I wanted to use it I could simply make posts or pages for these types of content.

Thanks for explaining how it works a bit but I have one more question. Does it actually embed those links directly in the post text? And if we turn off the plugin for some reason, those links will remain because they aren’t tracked to be removed and they aren’t added/removed dynamically on page load?

Just so I’m totally clear how it works when the boss asks. ??

To make it so that my blog post links direct to these topic pages, I guess I can use custom links, which then becomes a manual process, right?

And it still wouldn’t allow me to use your plugin to link from these pages.

I’m considering building on this.. has this issue been resolved for you?

I found it in the docs. Also found that if I want to use parameters I would need Pro version.