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Not sure which editor to use? PodcasterPlus breaks down popular podcast editing tools and how to choose based on budget, skill level, and your show format.
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Not sure which editor to use? PodcasterPlus breaks down popular podcast editing tools and how to choose based on budget, skill level, and your show format.
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@dave When I was launching Steno, I got a lot of people expecting transcripts on every single show, and I was comfortable laying the blame at the feet of the podcaster cause I had nothing to lose. But you can see that Apple and Overcast felt they had to put in a lot more work to release a satisfactory product.
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@dave I think that still begs the same question: "If a given tag is missing, who's to blame for a poor listener experience? The podcaster or the developer?"
We already have those expectations for things like a default image and title, but I don't know that developers implementing publisher feeds will feel comfortable putting that burden on the hosts for any new tag.
