"No Reasons" for Unique Content

Maintaining non-unique content can be expensive and unnecessarily work-intensive, but if you exclusively focus on generating unique content, there is...

No reason to spin it.
No reason to be rejected from guest blogs.
No reason to be accused of plagiarism.
No reason to hide it in obscure newsletters.
No reason to rewrite it.
No reason to worry about a lack of traffic.
No reason to lose rankings.
No reason to use cloaking.
No reason to beg others to take it.
No reason to use 'no index' metatags.
No reason to blast it to article farms.
No reason to lose traffic to another site.
No reason to watch out for penguins or pandas.
No reason to waste money on scrapers.
No reason to sit in a supplemental index.
No reason to create doorway pages.
No reason to lose readers.
No reason to disdain Google with contempt.
No reason to blast it to article farms.
No reason to blast it to employ black hat SEO tricks.
No reason to fall victim to the "Fast and Easy 10K/mo WSO."
No reason to lose your Kindle publisher's account.

and...

No reason to ask the same questions about the lack of it on this forum over and over and over.

I don't know about you, but I have better things to do than those things listed above, so I'll concentrate on saving my money and my time by exclusively generating unique content, thank you very much (Elvis style)!