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yoooooop · 5th June 2013, 17:57

Hello!

I want to make my postings faster. I mean, I have a few content, but i'm too lazy too make the posts one by one. For example, I often post comics. What a post needs: preview pictures, file size, number of files/pages, download link. Is there any way to automatize this post creating process, or at least accelerate it a bit? I don't really know how to make scripts, but that could be a solution. Are there any programs that can copy the file or folder size/number of files directly to the clipboard? Than I can paste the stuff to a template txt, or something like that... Any suggestion, or tip? Thanks in advance!

HiTrack99 · 5th June 2013, 19:35

Let me tell you something one mod told me, making fast posts makes you subject able to mistakes - which can mean infractions.

yoooooop · 5th June 2013, 21:37

I always post manually, so the posts would be checked before sending them. I make mistakes even without any hasty actions sometimes. I just want to make things easier and faster, so I could share more, thats all. I don't want to be a "mindless massposting shitty things guy". But these have nothing to do with my question.

alexora · 5th June 2013, 22:55

Automated posting: that's strictly for cashwhores.

I am not a staffer, but I suggest you take some time out of your busy schedule and browse through this thread.

SaintsDecay · 5th June 2013, 23:39

I can tell you one thing-- if you're using a posting bot, we will find out about it, and we will take action against you.

I use a specific template in a Notepad document for everything I post. I have a very specific post look with everything in place. All of the required information is there, and I just edit it for each content post that I make. I generally post in groups, so furthermore, I'll prepare completed templates in advance. Like, right now I've got over 30 day's templates prepared. I don't post everyday, so I can probably get a month and a half out of that. But let me tell you one thing, using an exact template guarantees that you won't make any mistakes. That is always the way to go. You can tell which posters don't use templates-- they're sloppy, they're inconsistent, and they get banned.

If you're worried about time, then just set a day aside for preparing templates if you have a lot of uploads already on a site's servers. That's what I do. I'll organize all of my information so I can just post on the fly later.

koppe · 5th June 2013, 23:52

Guys, I think he's talking about a tool that reads out all information about a folder or a file and saves it to a txt file, so that he doesn't have to look up all the information himself.

yoooooop, you need a file list generator. Here a many to choose from:

http://anonym.to/?http://softwaresol...e-File-Lister/

Personally, I use FilelistCreator 2.

dr_doom · 6th June 2013, 02:21

I agree with previous opinions, if you want to create a 100% error-free posts, the only effective way is manually. As SaintsDecay said, create templates help and makes the process faster. And fundamentally, organize the material into sections or topics before start.
Also read the link posted alexora, has good tips.

Booster Gold · 6th June 2013, 04:05

@ yoooooop. I will share my templates here. You may find it useful.
It is a good idea to use templates if you post across multiple boards.
Have them all bookmarked in one folder.
In Firefox, you can open them all in tabs with one click.
Good luck.

Video Posts:

Insert Title Here

Insert Preview Pics here

File Format: Res. x, xx MB, Length xx min xx sec
Link 1 or Link 2 or Link 3

Picture Posts:

Insert model name here - Insert title here - # pics (Resolution)

Insert Preview Pics here

Download rar/zip - xx MB - Link 1 or Link 2 or Link 3

PS. I couldn't get the [ noparse ] tag to work.
Switch Editor modes to get the BBcode if you need it.

yoooooop · 6th June 2013, 17:42

Niiiiice!

Thanks for helping! Great help, no sarcasm! Thanks to everyone who replyed! As I stated I always post manually, not with auto posting bots or softwares. I just wanted to lessen the time with copying the infos and links. It's hard to customize posts to everyones tastes. For example I hate when thumbnails are too small, because I have to click on it to see them in original size, but if they are too big, than I have to scroll too munch. By the way I don't care if somebody makes money with his content, as far as it's nice and clean, well organized etc... I think I try to do things like SaintsDecay: I make a lot of template at once, than I can just copy them and post them when I want. Thanks again!

SaintsDecay · 7th June 2013, 00:23

No problem. If it helps, here's my template format for picture sets. It's probably the most complex I've ever seen on this site and there is a lot of coding, yet it's easy to edit. Just don't steal it. No one else is using anything like this other than me, and I'll see it from a mile away.

Just play with formatting and colors-- come up with a unique post design that reflects you. Who says content posts have to be boring?

Code:

Name [Title]
XXMB | XXXXPX | XX Images | .RAR

Images [350PX max for vertical images, 300PX max for horizontal images]


	Code:
	http://veterperementour.ru/

5th June 2013, 17:57	#1
yoooooop Junior Member Addicted Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 155 Thanks: 28 Thanked 1,735 Times in 144 Posts	Faster post making Hello! I want to make my postings faster. I mean, I have a few content, but i'm too lazy too make the posts one by one. For example, I often post comics. What a post needs: preview pictures, file size, number of files/pages, download link. Is there any way to automatize this post creating process, or at least accelerate it a bit? I don't really know how to make scripts, but that could be a solution. Are there any programs that can copy the file or folder size/number of files directly to the clipboard? Than I can paste the stuff to a template txt, or something like that... Any suggestion, or tip? Thanks in advance! Last edited by yoooooop; 6th June 2013 at 17:45.

5th June 2013, 19:35	#2
HiTrack99 V.I.P. Clinically Insane Join Date: Feb 2013 Location: Pornland Posts: 4,234 Thanks: 23,721 Thanked 17,737 Times in 3,816 Posts	Let me tell you something one mod told me, making fast posts makes you subject able to mistakes - which can mean infractions. __________________

5th June 2013, 21:37	#3
yoooooop Junior Member Addicted Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 155 Thanks: 28 Thanked 1,735 Times in 144 Posts	I always post manually, so the posts would be checked before sending them. I make mistakes even without any hasty actions sometimes. I just want to make things easier and faster, so I could share more, thats all. I don't want to be a "mindless massposting shitty things guy". But these have nothing to do with my question. Last edited by yoooooop; 5th June 2013 at 21:42.

5th June 2013, 22:55	#4
alexora Walking on the Moon Beyond Redemption Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 30,978 Thanks: 163,452 Thanked 152,706 Times in 28,692 Posts	Automated posting: that's strictly for cashwhores. I am not a staffer, but I suggest you take some time out of your busy schedule and browse through this thread. __________________ SOME OF MY CONTENT POSTS ARE DOWN: FEEL FREE TO CONTACT ME AND I'LL RE-UPLOAD THEM

6th June 2013, 02:21	#7
dr_doom Now I know who you are! Beyond Redemption Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Southern Lands Posts: 98,530 Thanks: 63,730 Thanked 1,272,996 Times in 96,121 Posts	I agree with previous opinions, if you want to create a 100% error-free posts, the only effective way is manually. As SaintsDecay said, create templates help and makes the process faster. And fundamentally, organize the material into sections or topics before start. Also read the link posted alexora, has good tips. __________________ Doom's ZeroD Vault Gemini37 PlanetSuzy's Halloween/Horror Music Thread PASS for RAR: drdoom-psuzy If any of my links is dead, please PM me and I will reupload quickly

5th June 2013, 23:39	#5
SaintsDecay Devil's Choir Postaholic Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 9,734 Thanks: 63,471 Thanked 67,925 Times in 9,412 Posts	I can tell you one thing-- if you're using a posting bot, we will find out about it, and we will take action against you. I use a specific template in a Notepad document for everything I post. I have a very specific post look with everything in place. All of the required information is there, and I just edit it for each content post that I make. I generally post in groups, so furthermore, I'll prepare completed templates in advance. Like, right now I've got over 30 day's templates prepared. I don't post everyday, so I can probably get a month and a half out of that. But let me tell you one thing, using an exact template guarantees that you won't make any mistakes. That is always the way to go. You can tell which posters don't use templates-- they're sloppy, they're inconsistent, and they get banned. If you're worried about time, then just set a day aside for preparing templates if you have a lot of uploads already on a site's servers. That's what I do. I'll organize all of my information so I can just post on the fly later.

5th June 2013, 23:52	#6
koppe V.I.P. Forum Lord Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 1,317 Thanks: 14,657 Thanked 9,372 Times in 1,190 Posts	Guys, I think he's talking about a tool that reads out all information about a folder or a file and saves it to a txt file, so that he doesn't have to look up all the information himself. yoooooop, you need a file list generator. Here a many to choose from: http://anonym.to/?http://softwaresol...e-File-Lister/ Personally, I use FilelistCreator 2.

6th June 2013, 04:05	#8
Booster Gold V.I.P. Postaholic Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: C-53 Posts: 8,370 Thanks: 31,215 Thanked 72,827 Times in 8,246 Posts	@ yoooooop. I will share my templates here. You may find it useful. It is a good idea to use templates if you post across multiple boards. Have them all bookmarked in one folder. In Firefox, you can open them all in tabs with one click. Good luck. Video Posts: Insert Title Here Insert Preview Pics here File Format: Res. x, xx MB, Length xx min xx sec Link 1 or Link 2 or Link 3 Picture Posts: Insert model name here - Insert title here - # pics (Resolution) Insert Preview Pics here Download rar/zip - xx MB - Link 1 or Link 2 or Link 3 PS. I couldn't get the [ noparse ] tag to work. Switch Editor modes to get the BBcode if you need it. __________________ ...

6th June 2013, 17:42	#9
yoooooop Junior Member Addicted Join Date: Nov 2010 Posts: 155 Thanks: 28 Thanked 1,735 Times in 144 Posts	Niiiiice! Thanks for helping! Great help, no sarcasm! Thanks to everyone who replyed! As I stated I always post manually, not with auto posting bots or softwares. I just wanted to lessen the time with copying the infos and links. It's hard to customize posts to everyones tastes. For example I hate when thumbnails are too small, because I have to click on it to see them in original size, but if they are too big, than I have to scroll too munch. By the way I don't care if somebody makes money with his content, as far as it's nice and clean, well organized etc... I think I try to do things like SaintsDecay: I make a lot of template at once, than I can just copy them and post them when I want. Thanks again! Last edited by yoooooop; 6th June 2013 at 17:53.

7th June 2013, 00:23	#10
SaintsDecay Devil's Choir Postaholic Join Date: Sep 2011 Posts: 9,734 Thanks: 63,471 Thanked 67,925 Times in 9,412 Posts	No problem. If it helps, here's my template format for picture sets. It's probably the most complex I've ever seen on this site and there is a lot of coding, yet it's easy to edit. Just don't steal it. No one else is using anything like this other than me, and I'll see it from a mile away. Just play with formatting and colors-- come up with a unique post design that reflects you. Who says content posts have to be boring? Code: Name [Title] XXMB \| XXXXPX \| XX Images \| .RAR Images [350PX max for vertical images, 300PX max for horizontal images] Code: http://veterperementour.ru/