Content Marketplace Preventing Plagiarism

[MisterF]

Can we set a minimum requirement for all content sellers to stop using Copyscape and instead use Quetext Pro as a benchmark for preventing plagiarism?
This will mean that there will be fewer possibilities of Shitlists, plus buyers who get an article can also receive a Quetext report.

Copyscape is outdated and flawed.

Quetext Pro costs $10 a month and if a seller cannot afford this, then maybe they shouldn't be selling content, especially as bad as this.

 

[420empire]

I think that is a good idea. Copyscape is indeed outdated.

 

[Mr Positive]

I don’t know who posted it here but someone here had complained how copyscape passed it but quietext found plagiarism hence this is a welcome suggestion and I second it.

 

[Satal]

Making it a requirement of content sellers to provide a copy of the report would definitely help avoid those sorts of situations. Haven't checked the pricing yet but I'm guessing $10 a month would be cheaper for any content writer compared with the pay per word approach of Copyscape.

Would this be something that's mandated when the BST is created?

I third the idea.

 

[louisalviss]

Totally agree and vote for this idea

 

[Diamond Damien]

Nice idea - We already have a requirement that’s based on the Grammarly plagiarism and content scores.
Some old threads won’t have been reviewed in this way and obviously any scores are only correct at time of review. No harm in asking the OP to provide an updated score where it’s part of your buying requirement. Allowing you to make an informed purchase. Make sure it’s posted publicly to take advantage of any BHW protection.

Content is always going to be subjective, dare I say it - I don’t get the Harry Potter books. But I’m defiantly in a minority there.

asked - Answered - Closed.

 

[davids355]

Content is always going to be subjective, dare I say it - I don’t get the Harry Potter books. But I’m defiantly in a minority there.

With you on that one.