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Originally Posted by V_RocKs
From my own experience I have seen that Google is getting very good at seeing these two sentences as suspect for duplicate content:
My dog runs outside and when it does I need to get the hose to spray him off.
Your cat walks inside, so if it is you should grab the shaft and wet her then.
So Google will be fooled for about 2 weeks and after your two sentences sit in its servers for about that long it marks them as suspected bullshit. If you have several sites doing this Google will label them a bad neighborhood.
Everyone I know that uses this method does not have a blog below a 1 million alexa rating...
Except for that 1 guy with a rating of 968,393
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Very interesting info, but for some reason my splogs are using morphing algorithms since 2005 and Google still loves them. Seems they are "cursed" or something like that
Actually if you go through 1000's of normal hand-written blogs of a same niche and especially featuring the same pornstars, you will note that lots of them have about 90% content similarity. The same is related to various news sites like CNN, BBC etc. This happens not because everyone is stealing the content from others, but this happens because many writers have a similar style and use almost the same words to describe something.
E.e. if 10 different writers will be making a description for some scene featuring... say two sexy ebony lesbians are kissing each other, just believe me - their posts will be almost identical. So should Google ban all those resources? Perhaps it's better to ban all the Internet IMHO
The morphing works and works very well. Especially, because you can add any additional content to every your post.