Linda Dessau writes:

Hi Chris,

I think the new Author Area is VERY attractive and things seem well organized.

As with any change, it will take a little getting used to, but on first glance I found everything I needed very quickly and easily.

Thanks for continuing to upgrade this amazing service!

Best wishes,
Linda

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

Linda,

Yeah, we really wanted to give our members an easier to use experience with this new interface… but it’s so radically different (behind the scenes) than our current interface that we found it hard to ‘bridge’ users from one experience to the next.

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kathy Ostman-Magnusen writes:

I LIKE IT!!

The only thing missing is ‘art’ under arts and entretainment.
The closest you have to what I do, which is paint and sculpt and write about those things, is tatoos.

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Edward Weiss writes:

I think what you have now is MUCH easier to navigate and understand. I know it’s tempting to keep coming up with new innovations, but it’s also a good thing to know when you have something that’s working well.

What you have now is very easy to understand and access. I’d leave it.

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Jennifer Thieme writes:

Honestly, I really don’t like it. I found it difficult to navigate.

I think the “old” way is quite adaquate.

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

Jennifer,

How could we have made it better to navigate?

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Dina at Wordfeeder.com writes:

Hey, all.

I really, really like the new layout. I think that it puts the rules and procedures within easy access. It always takes a while to learn and adjust – things not being where we’re used to seeing them feels funny at first. We’ll all get it.

I think that when a new author arrives on EzineArticles.com the way it looks NOW (the all-red version), it’s not clear exactly how one goes about submitting the first article. Another oddity: you go to edit an article, and the rules are above the scroll but the article you wrote is way down below. I think that the new layout corrects both problems, with everything in easy access.

The rules are important as well. Many articles are held up in the queue due to authors not reading or understanding the rules. New layout makes them more accessible.

Overall, it’s an improvement, to me. And change is nice. EzineArticles.com got some brand new clothes. Nifty.

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Ed Howes writes:

Hey Chris,

I like it. Just when I was thinking I had made a big mistake not keeping track of my publish dates so I could calculate average views per day or week or month, they are right there in plain view.
I don’t expect problems transitioning. What;s the target date for implementation?

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Lance Winslow writes:

I agree with Dina. And imagine 5900 articles to scroll down to find the one you wish to edit? Impossible, so I have stopped editing, which is too bad, because some day I would like to go through all those articles and fix spelling and miss placed words which are out of sync. Another comment is that if I edit an article, I want to make sure it does not add “One More” article to my article count, other wise if I edit 5000 articles over lets say 2-years time, it would show 10,000 articles which is incorrect you see? Another editing issue I would like clarification on. Any format change takes getting use to, I suppose and any change requires risk, so as long as authors have no risk of data loss, they will eventually adapt and with new features or more humanly thought out navigation in the end it will be good. It would take getting use to of course. But it will become second nature rather quickly for those authors posting 5-10 or more articles per week. New authors will never know the difference having not be acclimated to the old way you see? Change is good on the back end as long as it works. Now then the important concentration should also be increasing traffic counts to the site.

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Jennifer Thieme writes:

Geez Chris, you had to go and ask something definitive! ;-)

Ok, I went back to it, spent a little more time, and I can see that the problem is with me–I HATE change. When I get used to something, I want it to stay that way. The old way is fine, but I can see the new way is more user friendly–the different menus near the top are nice to have there.

Brand new authors will not know the difference. The rest of us will either love it right away or get used to it.

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Programmer #1 writes:

To Lance.

Editing (with either interface) does not change how many articles you have. How many you have is counted in real time.

To everyone else,

Note: The newer beta interface Requires your java script to be turned on for the new preview to work while submitting an article. (you should get a message telling you if it isn’t). You will notice you never move from your submit form until you actually submit. What this means for you… You should Never lose your form info again! The new submit should be much more reliable.

Programmer #1

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

Ed,

No target date for implementation has been set as we’re working daily to improve it… When we are satisified that it delivers what we built it to deliver, then we’ll begin a transition plan. Till then, it’s a work in progress.

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

Lance,

I do agree that the important focus should be on finding new ways to improve traffic to the site…as this is a daily and weekly focus for us that never ends.

Incidentally, yesterday was the highest traffic day this month… Any day with more than 100k+ visitors is a good day. :-)

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Lance Winslow writes:

Indeed Chris and Team, Thank you I get VERY HAPPY to watch the traffic counts go up. It makes it all worthwhile. Thank you for clarification on the editing and article counts. I hope to hit 6000 by weeks end. Continued Success to all Authors and EzineArticles Team.

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edward weiss writes:

Frankly, I can’t see the benefits of this new design.

It might be a good idea to tell us authors what we’ll get from it as opposed to what’s already in place (which I’m used to and already like).

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Lance Winslow writes:

Is there a way to put commas in the numbers for the number of article views? Because once you get very far over 1 million, for instance today I am at; 1577010 and with over 1.5 million article views that large number gets kind of blury and harder to read. Also with over 31170 article captures fromk Ezines that number is getting harder and harder to read, I mean you look at it and watch the number go up each day, but you really have to do a double take. Is this for real??? I know it is, but if it had commas in it, it would be easier to read you see? Other than that one little item, I think EzineArticles.com is the best website for writers and authors in the World. But hey that is just one man’s opinion right?

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

Lance,

The new beta interface for members DOES HAVE the comma separation for all numbers in all reports.

The old interface does not and we have halted development on the old interface all together.

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Michael Janzen writes:

I think the UI is much cleaner and easier to navigate. Good job.

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David Brilliant writes:

Chris,

I like the new format. As a website designer/tester I look for clean designs which are easy to navigate and don’t take you down too many levels. I prefer a more shallow site structure. One more thing I look for is load time. This site is FAST! I think you have a winner on your hands.

Regards,
Dave

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Edward Weiss writes:

After carefully looking over the new Beta, I’ve decided that I like it better than what you’ve got going now. It take some people time to get used to new interfaces. The best thing I see (after actually going through and seeing what you have included) is the wysiwyg editor!

Now we don’t have to manually insert html making the job of formatting much easier. This is an excellent addition.

I do have a question. I noticed a press release feature. This may need some more explanation.

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Mark Flournoy writes:

I really like this site. It’s very well designed. And the audio that combines coaching tips with instruction is extremely helpful.

Thanks,

Mark

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Tammy Lenski writes:

Hi, Chris – I really like the new layout. I found it more straightforward to navigate and more intuitive than the old interface. I’m all for the change, even though it means adapting a bit at first. Thanks for inviting feedback.

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Haakon writes:

I like it! One thing, though: when I previewed my article, some characters were escaped – ” was shown as " etc. Except for this: a major step forward – good job!!! :)

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Clayton Shold writes:

If you look past the cosmetic changes I don’t see a big adjustment in navigation. I’m sure there is lots behind the scene work as you suggest.

One suggestion I’d like to make. Is it possible to be able to click on the ezine publishers number on the activity report and be able to identify who has picked up the article? That would be great for tracking.

Thanks for your continued efforts to keep a great site even better.

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S. Kumar writes:

Hi Chris,

As a plain Joe,

I found it exciting, easy to use and manageable.

The addition of the press release was very
unique and I believe, you are the only one
who has such a facility in addition to article
submissions.

Good luck,

Courteously — S. Kumar
http://www.learnhomebusiness.com

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Gabe Mirkin, M.D. writes:

Hi Chris, Wally and the rest . . .

The new layout is attractive and intuitive.
After submitting 10 articles I felt completely comfortable with the process. The main improvement I noticed is the preview/submit function (with the separate window and improved spell checker).
I had a question (about formatting links in the Resource Box) that Wally answered right away — Thanks!
You guys are great; please keep enhancing your service and we’ll keep writing.

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

Clayton,

You said, “One suggestion I’d like to make. Is it possible to be able to click on the ezine publishers number on the activity report and be able to identify who has picked up the article? That would be great for tracking.”

Ok, HOW SPECIFICALLY would or could we pull that off?

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Roy Miller writes:

Chris,

Home run. I love it. I haven’t used it to submit an article yet, but all the info I want to see is right in front of me, it’s easy to navigate, and it screams like a banshee.

Well done. And I didn’t realize I had so many views! Fantastic.

Roy

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Judith Brandy writes:

Wow, that’s a nice site. Very smooth and easy to navigate. I will finish up an article that I’m working on and try the submit article feature next.

Very nice job. Cool site.

Judy B.

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Dina at Wordfeeder.com writes:

Chris, you asked Clayton:

“You said, ‚¬“One suggestion I’d like to make. Is it possible to be able to click on the ezine publishers number on the activity report and be able to identify who has picked up the article? That would be great for tracking.‚¬

Ok, HOW SPECIFICALLY would or could we pull that off?”

Which made me think:

What if you started another type of membership – the article publisher membership, and required logins and an article checkout process, as a way to keep track of what comes out. The same data could be pipelined into the system (okay so I’m throwing out jargon now) as what’s there now. You can import, sort, and categorize just as you do with the existing article submissions.

Now, I’m guessing that you’ll shoot down this idea because it’s simply easier for an article publisher to just grab and go without any fanfare.

However, because you threw out the question, I answered it. But if you DID do this… I guess you’d be doubling the size of your database and doubling your server load, which may in fact not be worth the investment.

Dina “I argue with myself”

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Steve Martinez writes:

I looked around the new site a little and like what I see. I was curious about the News Release feature and appreciate the concept. I’m not sure how I would use the news release until I see some examples of this self promotion.

the site looks cleaner and I don’t anticipate any problems for myself in submitting or looking for information. Good Job

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Jeanette Fisher writes:

Chris!

I LOVE the editor! The layout made perfect sense. I like the way I can see more of my article reports at once.

Great work!

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Brian Walsh writes:

Looks great Chris. I like the clean format.

Two concerns:

Some of the HTML formatting was lost when the articles were migrated. In one article, all of it was gone. Many still have all of it.

The article word count is no longer shown. I believe that this is a handy tool.

Cheers… Brian

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Gerry Oginski writes:

I really like the changes you’ve made to the site. It now allows me to view which article has the most views, and most links.

Excellent work- keep it up!

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Leeuna Foster writes:

Hi Chris,

I like the new interface. The sight has a cleaner look and feel to it. (less cluttered). Navigation is very easy as well. I love the fact that the articles are all in one place along with the stats and comments. It will make our jobs a lot easier.

Thanks for all you do for us. :-)

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Leesa Barnes writes:

Since it’s a web 2.0 interface and all, can I have a choice of skins, or rather simply, colours to choose from? I don’t like the blue. It’s too cold. But I wouldn’t mind having an option to change the colour scheme using a simple drop down.

Otherwise, great job. Aside from the aesthetics, I don’t have any other comments.

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Barb Ellis writes:

I have to say at first glance the layout is clean and well layed out, like anything change can sometimes put us back a few steps but in the long run I can see this format working far nicer as simplifiying. I really like the way that articles can be edited easily. I too am going to try submitting an article and going through the steps to see how it goes. Good work!

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Harry Hoover writes:

Chris, nice work on the redesign. Clean looking, easy-to-use interface. Everything I need is there within a couple of clicks. Vast improvement over the current interface, and it’s not that bad! Thanks.

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Olivia Romero writes:

Congratulations. I think the site is sleek, and very easy to navigate. I’ve always considered your site one of the best in terms of what it offers its users and this just confirms my opinion.

I love it.

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Cynthia Pinsonnault writes:

The new interface is a significant improvement: easier to read, more information logically presented, more help easily accessbile. The look and feel are an big improvement and much more professional looking. As a user, the information provided was excellent and easy to follow. The navigation is a huge improvement as well: much easier to find, more logical. The submission date, word count, category are all right there, easy to find. Excellent job.

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Lori Davis writes:

Chris,

I have three words for you: Fab-u-lous!

Clean, sexy, easy to navigate and overall, a very nice improvement.

Kudos to you and your team on a job well done!

Kind regards,

Lori

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Soni writes:

Spiffy! Flagrant abuse of simplicity, combined with random acts of feature-packing.

A smashing success from my perspective. Everything is right there at my fingertips – no more “what page was that link on” site-combing, trying to remember how to access a particular feature or page. Now everything’s right there when I want it without playing twenty clicks.

A giant foam finger “We’re #1” for the crew! Superb. And pretty, too. (How many of the crew were maimed by caffeinated energy drinks overdosing during the process?)

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Ken Burnett "The Safety King" writes:

Thanks for initing me to evaluate your new Author’s Area. I found the site appearance to be pristeen. It was easy to navigate.
Would suggest including:

—->Word Count capability.
—-> Article Download Tracker.

I am intrigued by the Press Release Area.
Overall a “9” out of 10 rating. Good work!

Ken Burnett

http://www.theSafetyKing.com
http://www.IntruderalertEzine.com

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Chuck Bartok writes:

As a brand new person in this whole wonderful world in the Internet, I found the new site very accomadating.
I don’t have that many articles published yet, so it is easy for me.

Thank you for hosted such an informative Program

Chuck Bartok

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Allen Taylor writes:

As a newbie, I’d say I like it and consider it an improvement. The look and feel is attractive. Blue is a “cooler” color than red and the menu is easier to navigate than the old one.

I must admit, it did take me a few minutes to figure out where to go to view my reports. But it won’t take that long next time. I still, after five articles, have search the current site to find out where I want to go to submit and edit reports because the menu is so long.

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raj dash writes:

Nice, clean, easy to follow. I’m now more likely to come back and post more articles, unlike with the previous interface.

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Robin Henry writes:

I like the clean, uncluttered lines of the old site compared with the new site which seems to have more visual content eg, tables. However, the new site is functional and once users are accustomed to it, it will be fine.

Thank yu for providing this exceptional service opportunity for us. EzineArticles is one of my favourite sites.

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Ed Howes writes:

Thinking about what Clayton and Dina said. In nearly three and a half years of publishing on large directories I have only twice received an Email from a publisher notifying me my article was being used at their web site. If I knew who was publishing my articles and when, I might visit. I might subscribe. I might read some of the articles by other articles and I might be inspired to write something specifically for that publisher. Maybe publishers are missing the boat because they don’t notify writers they are using their articles. If Dina and Clayton’s approach is technically beyond the pale how about a notice to publishers that aside from rare courtesy, they might benefit by sending an author an email notice her article is being published at this link. Make author email addresses available to the publishers so they don’t have to go to an author web site. These people are benefitting greatly from other people’s work and should be reminded from time to time.

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Luigi Frascati writes:

Nice …. but besides the color, what’s the difference between the new and the old?

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Kenneth Langlet writes:

As a newbie, I find this site very easy to navigate and work with. It`s easy to overlook, GREAT.

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Jan Smith writes:

Hey Chris,

I like the new site…..but…just a query…its to do with my left and right side.

It says on the front page to logon to the right which was actually on the left of my screen…

Is this because I’m in the bottom hemisphere and it’s another of the things about water going down a drain a different way….

LOL…seriously…nice work!

Jan

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Vikas Agarwal writes:

Nice and clean interface, I would say. Brought up a lot more ease of navigation, and thus a better user experience is what I expect from EzineArticles, now.
Addition of press releases is an exciting feature which was really even in my mind for so long.
So, congrats on having it done and my best of luck to EzineArticles and all its users.

– Vikas
http://thedailycron.blogspot.com

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Mical Johnson writes:

Hey Chris,

Looks like your team has been working pretty hard. The new layout looks great. I really like the addition of Press Releases.

Looking forward to start using the new version.

Mical Johnson
http://www.MyHomeBasedBusiness101.com

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Trina L.C. Sonnenberg writes:

Hi Chris!

Hey, I really like the beta area. It is easy on the eye, navigates well, and has so many resources. Wow! You’ve done a great job!

How long will it be, until the Ezine Submission page will be finished?

Have an awesome day!
Trina

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Annie Kaszina writes:

I really like it. It looks great and it’s very easy to use. I’d say it’s a significant improvement. Well done, Chris.

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Dave Navarro writes:

Looks good at first glance (submitting first article with this new inteface now).

FEATURE REQUEST
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Page: http://beta.EzineArticles.com/submit.php
Request: Would be helpful to have a “favorite subcategory” feature that remembers the ones you’ve chosen in the past. del.icio.us has a feature like this where when you’re adding a post, it remembers some of the tags you’ve used in the past, and they are available to select right there.

Possible implementation: Store last 10 selected subcategories and display them dynamically at the top of the dropdown, much like MS Word does with recent font selections.

(Wordy writeup – Can you tell I’m a software quality assurance manager?)

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Ed Howes writes:

Wow!

I look forward to the day when every blog post gets this kind of response and I don’t expect it anytime soon. Of special interest to me is the number of negative responses reconsidered and positivized. There is a lesson here about resistance to change vs. the passage of a little time. If the EzineArticles staff is not smiling the last couple of days, it’s time to call the doctor.

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Dave Navarro writes:

ust finished submitting an article. The prview function is a little scary – the bright red notations for every standard quote were getting me worried.

Something else absent – my line breaks. I pasted my text into my text editor and had separate paragraphs. I pasted it into your WYSWYG editor and saw paragraphs, too. All was looking good.

I previewed – one long text block. I viewed the HTML on the article submission page – no paragraph tags.

Any ideas?

Rock on –

Dave Navarro

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

Leesa,

Right now, we’re focusing on the core engine and will focus on detail work over Summer… I’m sure we’ll be able to give you some pretty color choices for your membership stylesheet.

Barb,

Yes, it can appear like a step back if you’ve logged a lot of time in our current membership interface, but the behind-the-scenes work that this new interface allows will give us some of the flexibility we’ve been missing to add new functionality.

Aussie Jan,

Thanks for catching that. Fixed.

All,

The Press Release module is only a concept at this point and we’re proceeding slowly with it for fear of straying from our core path. More on what and why we built that project in a future blog entry.

This project is a serious team effort between tens of thousands of our users and our full-time developers. One of the best things that I can do for our development team is to get out of their way and let them build it…and they always find new ways to create new efficiencies, functionalities and innovations that we hope you’ll like.

Thanks for the feedback and know that if I didn’t respond to any of the issues, it’s because the whiteboards are currently full at the moment. :)

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Mark Sceats writes:

Hi Chris

Just checked out the new Beta interface and I’m impressed. Very user friendly. No wonder EzineArticles is the stand-out leading article directory.

On an unrelated note – wanted to compliment you on the customer service your team provide. Very quick & efficient.

Cheers

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Linda A writes:

Hi Chris

as a technologically challenged user I found the new look very easy to navigate. All the options i would ever need were there in one view. It made it easy to see what options I “might” wish to use in future which was great.

I tried to upload a photo while there but received a message saying “unable to understand command”. The photo is within size limits (I have uploaded elsewhere many times with no problems).

Overall – thumbs up!

Linda

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Carol writes:

Hi Chris and your wonderfully talented and innovative team,

Great interface, easy to use; intuitive menus; love the WYSIWYG for articles, will really help non-techy colleagues I want to introduce to article writing; look forward to the launch of the press release module. And I agree with all the other positive feedback you’ve already received.

Q: Articles submitted through the beta interface; will they automatically be included in the current site or do they have to be submitted through the old one as well?

A few wishes or thoughts:

1) I’d quite like a printer friendly version of my article reports.

2) For newbies – could we have a ‘tutorial’ or ‘how-to’ guide, or better still a link to your great article writing course. After all why shouldn’t you do some self-promotion, especially as you don’t force us authors to put up with google adsense whilst submitting our articles.

3) I know you don’t like us to change author names, but is it possible to let us delete author names that have no articles against them? Takes care of any mispellings / mis typings when setting an author name up.

Look forward to the new version being launched.

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

Carol,

1) Ok, we’ll work on that.

2) Good idea.

3) Giving authors the ability to delete alt-author names will require a two weeks or more of programming to address all of the IF/THEN statements that this feature would require. For right now, we don’t mind if you send us an email to author support to remove alt author names that were a mistake.

Thanks again for the feedback!

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Carol writes:

Oh, another thought…

have you ever considered a bulk submitter facility? It would be great for submitting a group of reports at one go instead of doing them individually..

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Ed Howes writes:

I don’t know much about such things as Carol has suggested but it seems like such a system would require member formatting done on each article. Category: Double Space. Title: Double Space Summary: Double Space. Text: Double Space. Resource: 1,2,3. Double Space. Keywords: Double Space. I Agree. The big question would be, how much less editing would occur with this model? Would errors increase? I imagine they would and singular submission with edit features helps reduce these errors.

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Frann Leach writes:

I love it. Everything is quite intuitive, imho, and the design is more professional looking (to my mind) than the old one.

Can I make a suggestion or two?

Those of us with multiple areas of interest may wish to use different pen names for different areas. Like I am Tig Leach in motorcycling…

I think it would also be helpful to have a “notes” box which would not be part of the published article at all, just information for the editors here and/or the user of the articles. I know this isn’t often available on any article directory, but I think it would be a useful enhancement.

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Carol writes:

Hi Chris,

just posted an article and some feedback for you.

In the preview window my article looked fine, but after posting it the line spaces before and after my bullet lists were stripped out.

I went back and edited, just in case I’d tken them out by mistake – but got the same result.

Might be a small glitch with the HTML editor.

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Kathryn Martyn, M.NLP writes:

Awesome new editor, Chris. I love it!

I noticed in the spell check all my words that contained an apostrophe were marked as incorrect. I do not use Word so this isn’t a curly quote issue. I have always used NoteTab Pro which is a straight text editor.

If it wasn’t already mentioned, I think your notice that HTML code input directly into the editor will not render properly should be somehow highlighted more. It’s there, yes, but who reads those things? ;-{)

Perhaps just bolding it? Perhaps a button that has “HTML ON” or something similar?

I just tried editing an existing article, previewing it with spell check and submitting it. I’ll come back later to try other features.

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Keith Renninson writes:

Chris,

Sorry it took me a while to check out the new beta site, but better late than never.

I was very impressed and can only echo the thoughts given by other authors…the site is easy to navigate thru, colors are easier/softer on the eyes, the content is precise and on point and overall I felt it better suit my needs as an author.

Thanks for the oppotunity to view it in advance.

Best wishes,

Keith……

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Deanna writes:

Wow! I love the new site, look and features. EzineArticles has always helped me promote my sites and ventures and will now do that even more!

Thanks for keeping up your improvements!
Deanna

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Carol writes:

Woo-Hoo!

I’m so chuffed! I’ve never had a suggestion made in a forum taken on board AND implemented so quickly! (The printable version of the Article Reports).

You’ve really made me feel part of the team Chris, and it’s great to be able to print them off so easily.

Cheers!

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

Carol,

Well, it was your idea! :-) We liked it…

We’re still a few pages of suggestions behind on recommendations, but appreciate everyones input. It is a team project for sure!

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

Frann Leach,

Yes, you already have the ability to use multiple pen names or multiple variations on your own name (provided someone else is not already using the same name). Just ADD an ALT-AUTHOR to your account.

Read this article on the subject:
http://ezinearticles.com/?Authors-With-Multiple-Brands—Secrets-To-Managing-Multiple-Topics-When-Writing-Articles&id=154856

Our dev team and managing editor debated your request for an additional NOTES field to give comments to our editors. At this time, we’re gonna pass on adding that feature because it could massively slow down our ability to approve articles quickly (we’ve already had to double our editorial labor costs this year due to articlespammers and authors trying to sneak duplicate content past us).

For our new Premium author membership account that is not released yet, we could consider adding a notes field as a VIP service to our paid members…but no ETA as to when that will be released.

Thanks again to you and everyone for your feedback. We appreciate it and take every comment seriously.

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Christopher M. Knight writes:

Dave Navarro,

You ROCK!…ok, so perhaps that’s a different Dave Navarro. Never mind.

Important distinction for you and everyone using the WYSIWYG editor:

If you’re gonna use HTML code, then go into ACCOUNT MANAGER, ACCOUNT PREFERENCES, and choose NO for the WYSIWYG editor.

Then, the submission interface will perform exactly as it does not with the current old interface.

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Ed Howes writes:

Don’t know why I just got an Email for a Dave Navarro comment back a ways, but I don’t recall reading it and I liked his idea about remembering the last 10 sub categories chosen for submissions. I was also thinking a two part cat dropdown would be handy. Choose your main category, then the sub. Faster and easier, if a little less educational. And speaking of scrolling forever, this must be the longest thread in the world. I wore out my mouse wheel to get here.

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Ed Howes writes:

If staff is taking EVERY comment seriously, I must be more careful with mine.

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Susan Scharfman writes:

Beta late than nevahh. I like the new site but I did get a bit ahead of myself when submitting a press release that got lost in space. Sorry ’bout that. When you are ready to launch it, please be specific in explaining what it’s for and how we are to use it. In fact, for the tech disadvantaged like me, I appreciate some hand holding. Thanks Chris and teammates for working so hard.

Susan

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