Anyone got their embed/scraper/syndicated sites de-indexed?

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I've read many reports of adult sites getting banned, for embedding dupe content. How have your sites fared so far?

Our quality guidelines warn against running a site with thin or scraped content without adding substantial added value to the user. Recently, we?ve seen this behavior on many video sites, particularly in the adult industry, but also elsewhere. These sites display content provided by an affiliate program?the same content that is available across hundreds or even thousands of other sites.

If your site syndicates content that?s available elsewhere, a good question to ask is: ?Does this site provide significant added benefits that would make a user want to visit this site in search results instead of the original source of the content?? If the answer is ?No,? the site may frustrate searchers and violate our quality guidelines. As with any violation of our quality guidelines, we may take action, including removal from our index, in order to maintain the quality of our users? search results. If you have any questions about our guidelines, you can ask them in our Webmaster Help Forum.

http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.in/2014/01/affiliate-programs-and-added-value.html?m=1
 
Could be the end of all such syndication services then, such as Press Release Distributions.

Maybe they will work on a % of the content on a page that is dup, as it would really harm news sites that consolidate stories from other websites.

FPS
 
Could be the end of all such syndication services then, such as Press Release Distributions.

Maybe they will work on a % of the content on a page that is dup, as it would really harm news sites that consolidate stories from other websites.

FPS

Right. Only in the case of the adult sites I've been hearing about it has been manual actions that got them de-indexed. I wonder if Google would take manual action against news sites.... That would be hilarious actually. :D
 
Yes, google threatens to act against syndication, I don't know how they gonna do it. There are so many useful syndication sites that organize content in collections / categories.
 
Yes, google threatens to act against syndication, I don't know how they gonna do it. There are so many useful syndication sites that organize content in collections / categories.

Yeah, but apparently that's not how Google sees it. :(
 
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