Yeah, unfortunately the English language is already causing us full hands of work as it is, so I'm afraid we won't be implementing other languages anytime soon (although it's one of our dearest wishes).

But we do think about easy solutions such as using the Google Translate API key, which does enable you to use our Recommended Articles and tags. Here's the link to some more info: http://zem.si/Wt3Xuh

Let me know if you have any more questions or if you need any kind of assistance — I'll gladly help! Take care & have a nice day!

Best,
Silvo

I have a blog in wordpress.com, but I can´t make Zemanta works. This only shows me post from another authors.

My blog is in Portuguese. Is Zemanta work to blog in this language? Is this the problem?

Thanks

Sure thing! You're able to add your own sources (blogs you write or like to read) as related posts, when creating a new post, via your Zemanta widget. But you'll have to download & install the correct browser extension first: http://zem.si/PqCSDD

After that, go to your Z-Dashboard under the tab 'Preferences'-'My Sources', add those blogs you would like to link to and you should be good-to-go! :)

Let me know if you have any additional questions or if you need any assistance — I'll gladly help! Here's my email address: [email redacted]

Take care & have a nice day!

Best,
Silvo

Well, we certainly respect your view and appreciate your feedback, to be honest! We know we're still far from perfect, but everyday we tackle different challenges that will undoubtedly improve our service even more in the future. And if something, then our users feedback is the one that will help us develop in the right direction.

But in the meanwhile, if you'd just like to link out to your own blogposts, allow me to introduce you our other, second plugin, called 'Related posts by Zemanta', which is completely read-side based. This means, that once you set the parameters in your plugin settings, our aggregator automatically inserts your own Related Posts at the end of your blog-posts.

You're welcome to give it a quick run-test, if you find the time. Just follow the steps on our homepage and you should have your Zemanta plugin installed on your WordPress's Dashboard in no-time. Here's the link: http://www.zemanta.com

I'd also like to hear your thoughts in this experience, but only when you find the time, no rush!

Once again — thanks for your valuable feedback and I'm looking forward to hear from you more. Take care & have a nice day!

Best,
Silvo

I will create related post section on my blogposts manually in the future.

But maybe I will try your tool again if it is improved. Because it is a great function you offer, if it would suggest right.

So here is my tip fore improvement. Show the user more then just a few own blogposts in the list or let the user search for own blogposts with the plugin too. Also the database should learn what kind of decisions user make to learnto give better suggestions.

Greetings

Hm, this does sound a bit unusual (the thing with older blogposts), we have to admit that.

Do you wait for our widget to analyze the text inside the editor? And you still get recommended unrelated content? Try to copy the already written text, delete it, paste it in the editor again, click on the 'analyze' button, and see if that helps in any way. But don't click on the 'Save' or the 'Update' button while you're doing this, you don't want to mess up your old posts.

Let me know if this helps you in any way.

Best,
Silvo

I am also not so happy with the results. It often shows completely unrelated posts. I have for example several posts about fish tanks and if I try to use zementa on one of the posts, it will not suggest the other fish related posts but some unrelated blogposts.

How does zementa suggest related posts? Are tags not included?

Sure you can! It's a bit easier if your blog is hosted on WP.org, since we have a plugin that does that automatically (insertes related posts from your own blog), but you can do that with our Editorial Assistant manually as well.

First, you'll have to download & install the appropriate browser extension (if you haven't already). You can find them on our downloads page; here's the link: http://zem.si/PqCSDD

After that, click on the 'Sign In'/'Preferences' button, after a pop-up of your Z-Dashboard should appear. Insert the blogs you write (and read) under the tab 'Preferences'-'My Sources', click on the 'Save' button, and after that, you should be able to find those related articles under the 'My Sources' tab of your Zemanta widget, when creating a new post. This way you'll be able to add those articles only you want, from your own sources.

Let me know if I haven't been clear enough or if you need any further assistance — I'll gladly help! Here's my email address: [email redacted]

Take care & have a nice day!

Best,
Silvo

You should also know that we've been keeping an eye on user feedback about it—we've made some updates already, and we we have plans for a few more improvements in the works.

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	display: none;
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.infinite-scroll #nav-below {
	display: block;
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I'm glad you're working on a related posts feature, that will save me so much time! I'm doing everything manually now.

I'm actually not sure about the header font, my boyfriend made that for me so I'd have to ask him.

Thanks again,
xx.

Also, I would like to have links at the end of each post - little pictures with links - that would be similar to the post that is being read at that moment - like "you may also like" links.

There's not a way for you to add dynamic content like that to a WordPress.com blog with the CSS editor because CSS can only change the appearance of things that are already on the page and it can't add new dynamic content.

However! We're working on related posts features. I'm not sure when the updates will be out, but when they do they will be announced on http://en.blog.wordpress.com/ so keep an eye on that page for updates.

Would it help to re-style the "Load more posts button itself so it doesn't stand out as much? This is something the developers are discussing as well.

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	background: inherit;
	border: none;
	color: #262626;
	padding: 0;
}

I am now posting related links myself, which is super annoying.

I noticed that some themes have the "older pages/ newer" option, but Blogum only has the infinite scroll. Will you ever make it possible to have both options? There's a lot of us that really hate infinite scroll / load more posts options.

Also, do you know how to make the size of the font in the comments section smaller? It looks really bad the way that it is now, because the comments section is huge.

Thank you again.

Also, I would like to have links at the end of each post - little pictures with links - that would be similar to the post that is being read at that moment - like "you may also like" links.

I reaaally hope both these things are possible to do. I like wordpress, but not having these features makes me want to somewhere else with my blog.

Thank you in advance.

Now make a custom menu which will link to the category "recipes" as I described in the links above.
http://en.support.wordpress.com/menus/
http://wpbtips.wordpress.com/2011/12/19/custom-menus/

Don't worry, it is a bit daunting to set up but once you get the structure of your site it will be easy to use.

Once you have "recipes" as a navigation tab in your custom menu, it will be a simple matter of adding the category "recipes" to any other post you make about recipes.

I understand what you are saying. I have posted about My Green Juice. Now how do I get My Green Juice to come under my Recipes Page?
I am finding this very difficult :-(