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[ncosic]

Yes, but will copyscape recognize a rewritten text?

[Newjabber]

Yes, but will copyscape recognize a rewritten text?

Arggggg.... come on. Copyscape recognize DUPLICATED content. What dont you understand.

[LadyHoldem]

Nope, that's the point in rewriting ..

[ramchip]

IMO forget article writering apps as they produce garbage that will do you more damage than good. Either get into a habit of writing your own articles each day or simply pay someone to write articles for you.

[Newjabber]

or simply pay someone to write articles for you

With a spinner

[ramchip]

With a spinner

As I said spun articles are garbage. I know for a fact that there are some great writers on this forum but I think a lot of those new to this game simply want to cut corners and costs.

[leporello]

As I said spun articles are garbage.

Simply put, you are wrong. I'll repeat again in case anyone missed it the first time.

Check out thebestspinner

It is an unbelievably good tool.

[CK]

Simply put, you are wrong. I'll repeat again in case anyone missed it the first time.

Check out thebestspinner

It is an unbelievably good tool.

Article spinners are garbage and unless your a one finger typer, you should be able to type an article alot quicker than it would take to replace words to the point that the article still makes sense. Anyone thinking of taking this path should really think twice. There is also an article somewhere from one of the big seo sites that talks about the unique content and google. Basically it said just because it passes copyscape doesn't mean it's unique. If I have time to find the link I will come back and drop it in.

[LadyHoldem]

Actually, I see what you're saying there Kaus, but I'd like to add that just because it passes copyscape also doesn't mean it's not 100% copied. If you copy from news sites, or blogs, or more to the point, if you copy fresh content, copyscape may miss it.

@Ramchip - Hey There ltns

[ramchip]

Actually, I see what you're saying there Kaus, but I'd like to add that just because it passes copyscape also doesn't mean it's not 100% copied. If you copy from news sites, or blogs, or more to the point, if you copy fresh content, copyscape may miss it.

@Ramchip - Hey There ltns

Very true! I will also say that if I decide to rewrite one of my articles then I will rewrite perhaps 2 or 3 times max.

I challenge anybody who believes they have a good spinner app to post the original article and 5 articles spun from it.