I don't believe that's the case because for one we do not have any plagiarism, and two, almost all of the media are currently using machines to write 70%-80% of their articles. So I do not think that Google would block a page if it is not completely copy-paste.
Our machine takes information...
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@OneFourNine I can share an excellent tool with you, have been using it myself for some time and it is great - https://brevi.app
It has some complicated words on the website, so just ignore them if you want, well here is what it essentially does: You can take 4-6 articles that are nearly about...
For example, let's take this article https://plex.page/Electric_potential_energy, if you input the whole article into Grammarly it will show you 26% of plagiarism, but at the same time you will find a list of 12 different sources that the text was taken from. Yes this article is on the better...
I don't think you are completely right, I have also run several tests myself and here is what I found:
1. Quetext sucks, even completely original text written by a professional writer was shown to have %47 of plagiarism by them.
2. I have checked several articles using Grammarly plagiarism...
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