Zemanta

After adding Zemanta suggested links and pressing save, the screen freezes approximately 2 minutes then goes blank. I'm not able to get back into the application for another 5 minutes, the saved content is where it should be. This happens consistently, even after clearing the cache, what can I do?

In blogger posts that use the Zemanta related articles box (e.g. http://www.wizardstower.co.uk/blog/20... ) there doesn't seem to be enough space between the bottom of the last paragraph of text and the top of the related articles box

My WordPress account has been suspended for no apparent reason. After checking the WP forums, they commonly suspend blogs for advertising/excessive linking and so on. Seeing that Zemanta adds a link to its site every time a blog post is zemified, I think that that's what may have caused it. I'm very distraught as I've been blogging for 2 years and nearly 500000 hits.

I do not like the fact that if we use this extension we are forced to manually remove the orange Zeremba button. Scribefire had tried this when they first came out and removed it due to customer complaints. If I like an extension, I will blog about it and you will gt your advertising that way. Or I may donate.....but I certainly don't like to have your advertising pushed down my throat.

For a professional blogger, it's not a good thing.

Please use valid, semantic markup.
The list of links is using a fieldset with legend. However, these should only be used inside forms. I have to re-write the code everytime I use zemanta links. I remove the fieldset and change the legend to an h3.
I'd also prefer the option of no inline CSS styles on links. Not to mention the target="_new".

To summarize.
1. Don't use invalid code (fieldset/legend without a form)
2. Give us an option to have plain markup instead of the inline styles and such.

thanks

In this blog post about Xobni - http://www.wizardstower.co.uk/blog/20... - Zemanta never suggested the Xobni logo as a picture to use. I would have thought that as the Xobni logo is in Wikipedia under Xobni, and the post has the word Xobni in it lots that Zemanta would have suggested that picture to me.