> By default, your blog gets published on a .quickpublisher.online sub domain.
Please be careful: don't let users publish on your domain or even a subdomain of your business domain. If they post something someone don't like you risk that your email and statis page and everything goes down because someone asks your DNS provider to take you offline.
Just buy another domain: quickpublisher.<whatever> and use that for user generated content.
If you allow customers to publish on subdomain, let's say example.quickpublisher.online, the customer site will receive all cookies from the top domain quickpublisher.online (read: user sessions), this allows to trivially steal user accounts from other customers visiting the site, then take over their resources or credit cards (assuming there is some payments attached to the account).
TLDR; If you're a customer, go shutdown your account quick before it's stolen. This product is a security disaster that should never have been shipped like that.
However, competing with write.as on being the simplest blogging platform is hard (and maybe not something you should try either, they are extremely close to too simple even for my very basic needs.)
Hi There. I understand.. I am currently working on adding more features to the platform like Trending posts, etc.. For now its basic. What makes it unique is its simplicity.
Hi everyone. Apologies for the landing page problems. I have just updated the site with changes requested, improved the grammar and added more information. Thank you for the constructive feedback
Hi There Thanks.. That's why I added the spinner loader. Currently we are experiencing high traffic. So I am working on load-balancing. Apologies for the time lag
- The blog loads fine. It is the combined traffic from HN and other platforms that's weighing. But I'm working on load-balancing
- Editing and publishing works simple. We use a flexible WYSIWYG editor where you can easily design the posts according to your taste. Publishing works with one click after editing.
- Currently It handles lots of traffic from +2000 bloggers around the world (still growing). But I have performed tests for 100,000 and everything still loads fine.
- Yes you can use your own domain. To do this, you'll need to upgrade to the Flying Solo Plan (PRO plan)
- I haven't built any REST API for external integration. But this is on my to-do list.
- Yes it has good SEO keywords. You can add more SEO keywords as you wish.
- As at now you cannot export the data. Its part of the version 2.0 plans.
- Yes the data is backed up
- There is 99% uptime guarantee.
- Yes there is support. 24/7 support either via email or phone call.
- For now the design cannot be customized. The platform was built to display all blog posts on the landing page and incorporate a simple link mapping. I am also working on building an override where users can edit the main template.
- The microsubscription feature is an added feature used by couple of full-time bloggers. I recently integrated it into the platform 2months ago. It is simple to use, offers donation features and more. Please visit microscriptions.com for more information
Terrible landing page. I have no idea how this works exactly even after browsing through the site for a while and clicking around.
All the explanations just look like superficial rambling and don't really tell you how the product itself looks or works.
Is it a wordpress competitor? Is it a subscription tool? I have no idea. Even the one screenshot it has on the site is useless because nobody can really make sense of what's going on in that picture.
I’m guessing English may not be your first language, some of the page does not read as smoothly as it could.
One tip: remove the words “be able” from phrases like “Be able to customize your blog with your logo, favicon, social media links and more”, it makes it more readable.
Hi There. The writing page is a simple form with fields. These include: Name, Description, SEO Tags, Content (this is where you are able to design your content), Display Image and Banner Image (this gets displayed at the top of your article).
Readit News
Please be careful: don't let users publish on your domain or even a subdomain of your business domain. If they post something someone don't like you risk that your email and statis page and everything goes down because someone asks your DNS provider to take you offline.
Just buy another domain: quickpublisher.<whatever> and use that for user generated content.
If you allow customers to publish on subdomain, let's say example.quickpublisher.online, the customer site will receive all cookies from the top domain quickpublisher.online (read: user sessions), this allows to trivially steal user accounts from other customers visiting the site, then take over their resources or credit cards (assuming there is some payments attached to the account).
TLDR; If you're a customer, go shutdown your account quick before it's stolen. This product is a security disaster that should never have been shipped like that.
https://github.com/dsignr/disallowed-usernames
Disclaimer: I'm the author
However, competing with write.as on being the simplest blogging platform is hard (and maybe not something you should try either, they are extremely close to too simple even for my very basic needs.)
I like the fact that some loading-related UX cues are in place (e.g. a spinner between page transitions).
I am currently using my own stupidly simple "blogging" platform, which is just a PHP function to render markdown files: https://github.com/Cristy94/markdown-blog
If I were to switch to your platform, I am a bit confused about:
* How editing/publishing of a post works (what is the editor)?
* How much traffic it can handle?
* Can I use my own domain?
* Can I integrate it my existing site?
* Does it have good SEO (keywords, meta descriptions, og: images, rich snippet, etc.)?
* Can I export the data?
* Is the data backed up?
* Is there an uptime guarantee?
* Is there support provided?
* Can you customize the design?
* Is it the biggest feature the fact that it has micro-payments integrated? Why would I use this instead of WordPress and a plugin for micro-payments?
- The blog loads fine. It is the combined traffic from HN and other platforms that's weighing. But I'm working on load-balancing
- Editing and publishing works simple. We use a flexible WYSIWYG editor where you can easily design the posts according to your taste. Publishing works with one click after editing.
- Currently It handles lots of traffic from +2000 bloggers around the world (still growing). But I have performed tests for 100,000 and everything still loads fine.
- Yes you can use your own domain. To do this, you'll need to upgrade to the Flying Solo Plan (PRO plan)
- I haven't built any REST API for external integration. But this is on my to-do list.
- Yes it has good SEO keywords. You can add more SEO keywords as you wish.
- As at now you cannot export the data. Its part of the version 2.0 plans.
- Yes the data is backed up
- There is 99% uptime guarantee.
- Yes there is support. 24/7 support either via email or phone call.
- For now the design cannot be customized. The platform was built to display all blog posts on the landing page and incorporate a simple link mapping. I am also working on building an override where users can edit the main template.
- The microsubscription feature is an added feature used by couple of full-time bloggers. I recently integrated it into the platform 2months ago. It is simple to use, offers donation features and more. Please visit microscriptions.com for more information
EDIT: okay, I went looking on other pages of the site: it uses "micro-subscriptions" via https://microscriptions.com/.
All the explanations just look like superficial rambling and don't really tell you how the product itself looks or works.
Is it a wordpress competitor? Is it a subscription tool? I have no idea. Even the one screenshot it has on the site is useless because nobody can really make sense of what's going on in that picture.
I added a screenshot of how the site looks like on the main page.
We monetize the blog using Microscriptions Platform. It is a subscription-based platform we integrated with
One tip: remove the words “be able” from phrases like “Be able to customize your blog with your logo, favicon, social media links and more”, it makes it more readable.