When spinning articles...how do you determine their uniqueness level?

[Big Chris]

I have one article spun about 100 times and I wanted to determine how unique the article is before submitting all 100 to the article directories.

Anyway to determine this by a site, tool, etc?

Thanks

[dburk]

Hi Big Chris,

Many of the editing tools that do spinning syntax include uniqueness. Most will only tell you the uniqueness difference between the original and a single spun version. In actuality, 100 spun articles will have 10,000 distinct uniqueness percentages to measure (100 X 100 = 10,000). Your various versions will range from 0 uniqueness to a maximum of the most spun version as compared to the original. The more spun versions you publish, the less unique each version becomes.

[Boris_yo]

Originally Posted by dburk

The more spun versions you publish, the less unique each version becomes.

Are you sure?

[dburk]

Hi Boris_yo,

Yes, I'm sure.

For a typical spun document you can only maintain maximum uniqueness for about 3 or 4 spins. After you have used each of your alternate text snippets one time you must begin reusing the same text snippets creating a higher level of duplication within your set of documents. The more spins you do, the more duplication you create among your document set, thus less uniqueness and more duplication.

If you spin enough times you will eventually use every available combination and start to produce exact duplicates with 0 percent uniqueness among your set of spun documents. How quickly you reach zero uniqueness depends on how many alternate text snippets you create

[bay37]

Originally Posted by Boris_yo

Are you sure?

Yes of course.

Use common sense... I mean, are you even serious asking this?

Use dupecop.com to cross-check article uniqueness.