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How google detected that post copied from another website ? usually the copier would change little bit on title , beginning and end of posting.
#article #copied
  • Profile picture of the author quercus5
    If the majority of the article is still copied Google can definitely pick up on that.
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  • Profile picture of the author socialbookmark
    As you know, Google indexes and saves a copy (cached version) of all pages it crawled and indexed and its an intelligent search engine and easily finds it if most parts of articles are the same. You can't expect that Google doesn't detect it by changing some keywords from an article.
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  • Profile picture of the author Bond Girl
    Google can easily find duplicate content, so it is best to submit original content, especially on your own website...
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  • Profile picture of the author ElectricChili
    Nice link John. I've not seen that before. Very helpful.

    I wonder how blogs are treated that quote portions of an article (with source link) for discussion purposes?

    Rich
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