Feed2post common changes:

• Bugfx to allow feedburner feeds to work with f2p, you need to add the "?format=xml" to the end of the url.
• Author gathering bugfix, sometimes f2p didn't get the author name right even when the feed had an author completelly set.

Feed2post common changes:

• Changed GUID storage from urls to keyref attribute (some problems with some templates where reported).
• New feature: Store original author's name
• New feature: Show intro text attribute control
• New feature: Access group control
  

•  Feeds can be fetched using CURL or FSockopen (depends on your hosting support).
• You can set an advertising script/text per each RSS source.
• Link back can be configured to be entered or not
• Items can have a title to identify them on the RSS sources list.
• Articles are filtered using keywords and negative keywords.
• The joomla's posting user can be configured at each RSS source.
• Posted articles can be set to expire (unpublish) and the length of its publication time can be set from 7 days to 1 Year.
• Articles can be posted to show on frontpage
• Original RSS article source date can be inserted (selectable per Source).
• Link back can be opened on a IFRAME with your site style applied to it (by editing the template file).
• Original RSS article source date can be used as joomla article creation date.
• You can select in which section/category you need to store the posted articles.
• Full text gathering is supported for feeds that have full text on them (<content> tags in the source).
• You can cut the article at a certain tag, allowing the first part to be the intro and the rest becomes the main article text.
• Supports https RSS sources
• Supports authenticated sources (with username and passwords, only if using CURL).
• You can import all content with one click (by clicking Post All)
• You can import content by hand, clicking the items menu and then selecting the content articles that you want to post.

• Article duplicating is avoided by using the GUID tag of the feed.
• Post All enhanced to use less resources.