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Originally Posted by Franck
Lets take this text for example. Its from a new sites.
England Prostitutes in the red light district of Ipswich, England, are being warned by police to stay off the streets, after the bodies of two more women were discovered today.
If i copied that and put it on my blog Googlebot will find out and kick my ass for it right?
What if i changed it like this:
England Prostitutes in the red light district of Ipswich, England, are being warned by the police to stay off the streets. This happened after the bodies of two more women were discovered today.
Is this enough to create a unique text in Googles eyes?
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I reckon Googlebot is smarter than your signature for one.
As for your example, then yes, the particular example you gave would pass as you split a compound sentence into two. Googlebot works off summarising content.
As it's a bot, it doesn't know what the fuck the content is, just how it's formed. As such, it can only summarise sentences, and if the summary comes out the same then the sentence is considered the same. As it's two sentences, then it passes.
eg a summarise to 1% of the intital phrase is identical - the sentence is a perfectly formed compound sentence which cannot be said simpler in 1 sentence.
Your new example, can be simply summarised as "
England Prostitutes in the red light district of Ipswich, England, are being warned by the police to stay off the streets." since the fact that follows is irrelevent.
Maybe GB even strips all adjectives from a sentence before analysing it, in that case your first new sentence would have problems....
If this shit is important to you, you should really buy a mac - it's built in....
or write your own content...