quick heads up, guys, The free online jetspinner now supports the new jetspinner syntax enhancements. Basically, the enhancements are a way of specifying in your jetspinner syntax that you want more uniqueness in the 'spun' version, which is achieved by randomly dropping sentences from the final output. In a reasonable length article, you can lose quite a lot of it before it starts to lose meaning, and even a 10% randomization can have a BIG effect on how unique a search engine thinks the output is. You specify the new syntax using 3 'comments' like this:- <!--random=75--><!--preservefirst=1--><!--preservelast=2--> the first one (<!--random=75-->) means '25% or the time, don't show this sentence'. In other words, any individual sentence only has a 75% chance of being shown in the final 'spun' version. the other 2 comments instruct the jetspinner to preserve a certain number of sentences at the start and end of the article (you may, for example, always want the article to start off with the same sentence, or end with it). In the above example, the <!--preservefirst=1--> means 'keep the first sentence always'. <!--preservelast=2--> means 'keep the last 2 sentences always'. It's case sensitive, and don't embed spaces. BTW, the reason for the comment structure is so that older less advanced jetspinners can cope - the html they output will just have the instructions as invisible comments, if they function properly, that is. ContentBoss itself of course doesn't need this - you have drop downs and methods of paraphrasing which are better, but for those of you on a zero budget, this may help! theBoss.