Copyscape passed means what?

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I have seen plenty of mentions of Copyscape passed in reference to articles.

What exactly does that mean as what I see on Copyscape is a percentage of copy repeated elswhere?
 
If it shows nothing then it's good in simple terms
 
It ,means you haven't copied your text from elsewhere nor has somebody copied your text.
 
Thanks guys. So copyscape passed means nothing shows which equals none is copied?
 
Thanks guys. So copyscape passed means nothing shows which equals none is copied?

Not necessarily I have run articles through copyscape premium and received zero results and then run the article through a free plagiarism checker and found a copied article.
 
it means your content is considered unique "enough" to be considered unique on it's own merit.
 
Thanks for the replies.
i guess that means nothing in the copyscape - thanks.
 
Not necessarily I have run articles through copyscape premium and received zero results and then run the article through a free plagiarism checker and found a copied article.

Which is why you should never put eggs in one basket
 
What's the name of the site of that free plagiarism checker?

Not necessarily I have run articles through copyscape premium and received zero results and then run the article through a free plagiarism checker and found a copied article.
 
What's the name of the site of that free plagiarism checker?

Not necessarily I have run articles through copyscape premium and received zero results and then run the article through a free plagiarism checker and found a copied article.
 
I really really wouldn't rely on Copyscape. It's absolutely rubbish at identifying plagiarism.

Copy a bit of an Article from Wikipedia and upload it, then run it through Copyscapes plagiarism checker... you'll see.
 
Try academicplagiarism.com. The premium plan is pretty good.
 
No Tool can give you 100% correct result but usually copyscape passed is good enough to work... I have seen it several times when content is copyscape passed but content is actually copied...
 
it means your content is considered unique "enough" to be considered unique on it's own merit.
 
or you could copy one or two sentences from the article and paste them in google search box with quotation marks.

No Tool can give you 100% correct result but usually copyscape passed is good enough to work... I have seen it several times when content is copyscape passed but content is actually copied...
 
or you could copy one or two sentences from the article and paste them in google search box with quotation marks.

This usually works just as well and most of the time it's a faster method.
 
I think premium accounts shows the correct information about the content..
 
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