Frank Gasiorowski writes:

This is not a barrier but a suggestion.

When we log in as an author to the members area, can you have a link so that we can go back to your original home page. This would allow us to review the available EzineArticles catagories. This is especially important to me when I am writing one article and another idea “POPS” into my head.

Thanks FG

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ellen writes:

I believe this is an ‘add’ rather than a ‘remove’ – it would be great if there was a function to save work in progress, to help from accidentally losing work while formatting or transferring from documents.
thanks for the opportunity to mention this!
ellen

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Lance Winslow writes:

Frank and Ellen, spectacular comments, I totally agree. And smart thinking Chris on this informal survey.I am quite satisfied with EzineArticles too, along with the 15,000 plus other authors who have contributed over 135,000 articles making this site the category killer it has come to be.

One comment I have is that I have some 10,000 or more emails on my old computer in the “Sent” box with potentially enough material to make 2,000 articles, as I had given advice to those who emailed in questions, which I could share my answers with the World. But I fear many of those emails will have paragraphs or information from manuals, salesletters, blog or forum postings which I have already used to make articles. Now with so many articles it is nearly impossible for me to check to see if the new content I create from those 10,000 emails might have duplicate sentences in them. So if I had a “big box” somewhere on your site to search the data base, I could copy and paste into it for a search to see if the information is already on the site, thus I would know if I should move onto the next email or use that content to make another worthy article of advaice for the world? So that would be my comment, although like the other two commenters. I am all smiles here.

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Soni writes:

Lance – try Copyscape http://www.copyscape.com/. You can input the text of your emails to see if the same text is out there already.

Chris – I luv the RSS feed! But what would really make it work for me is a separate RSS feed for each of my article categories. For example, I would love to be able to create an RSS module on my Write Livelihood Squidoo lens featuring all my Writing articles, while being able to post an RSS feed of my self improvement articles to my coaching website.

That’s one of the reasons I haven’t used the RSS much – I write on several different topics that cover various businesses and interests I have, but because of the RSS structure, using my feed for any one of my web presences means that at any given time the feed may be full of articles completely topically unrelated to the site I’m using it on.

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