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Originally Posted by Angry Jew Cat
Whatever they have modified in the algorithm they seem to be targeting large content farms with a high percentage of thin content. The larger the site, the more they seem to be feeling it. I suspect the negative effects are attributed to the authority of the domain itself. While it might affect adult splogs running solely sponsor feeds, I don't think the effect will be felt quite as hard, as most of these sites didn't pack a whole lot of authority in the spider's eyes already, whereas some of these gigantic mainstream content farms carried a lot of authority. Previously on low competition terms you could slap an article up, toss it a couple backlinks and rank first page easily just riding the domain's authority. Those days are clearly done. This is all just speculation on my part of course. I still don't think adult webmasters have quite as much to worry about here though.
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agreed, many of the mainstream webmasters are reporting site wide penalties / drops in SERPs due to people having scraped their content as well having scraped content on their sites.
Even big sites with very small amounts of duplicate content are getting hit so i guess if people have any adult blogs etc with any dupe content they might want to start thinking about removing it asap.