Question 1

What is spintax and why does it matter for groups?

Accepted Answer

Spintax is text with {option A|option B} blocks; a spinner picks one option per post. Posting the same text to many groups reads as automation — per-group variations read as an ordinary member posting. GroupBlaster ships spintax on every plan and spins once per group, so two groups never receive byte-identical text.

Question 2

How are combinations counted?

Accepted Answer

Honestly, from a real parse tree. {A|B{C|D}} has three distinct outputs (A, BC, BD) — not four. The counter multiplies nested options only where the branches actually combine, so the number you see is the number of genuinely unique posts you can send.

Question 3

Does this tool spin the way the extension does?

Accepted Answer

Yes — this page runs the same engine the extension ships: same block syntax, same escape rules, same seeded randomness that keeps a scheduled re-run's wording stable. The preview shows what a real run would look like.

Question 4

Will Facebook punish spintax?

Accepted Answer

Nothing to punish: variations are human-written alternatives you authored, not machine-rewrites. Facebook sees different, natural posts spaced out over time — which is the point. What gets accounts restricted is flooding groups with identical text, and spintax is precisely the cure.

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