How is Google treating no longer indexed content from Web Archive?

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Anybody has experiences on what happens when you use content from dead sites from Archive.org and post as articles on your own website? I'm wondering if Google is treating it as duplicate content, as it was once indexed before?

got many ideas with this: for example could semi-automate creation of a vast and successful private PBN, if Google treats the content as genuine.

I'm not really worried about copyright issues here. thanks!
 
Yes it's being considered as a duplicate content, there is still the cache issue so I would never want to use something that was written before and posted.
 
Yes it's being considered as a duplicate content, there is still the cache issue so I would never want to use something that was written before and posted.
Nope.


OP: that doesn't meet Google's own definition of duplicate content, so it wouldn't be counted as such.
As for using it on your PBN, no issue, I use lots of it on my PBNs, web2s, and money sites. No issues.
Just to be on the safe side, make sure it is deindexed otherwise, you're perfectly fine.
 
Nope.


OP: that doesn't meet Google's own definition of duplicate content, so it wouldn't be counted as such.
As for using it on your PBN, no issue, I use lots of it on my PBNs, web2s, and money sites. No issues.
Just to be on the safe side, make sure it is deindexed otherwise, you're perfectly fine.
thanks. yup. deindexed. amazing. its a goldmine then.
 
Yes it's being considered as a duplicate content, there is still the cache issue so I would never want to use something that was written before and posted.
no cache - dropped from serps - expired domains
 
Yes it's being considered as a duplicate content, there is still the cache issue so I would never want to use something that was written before and posted.

This has been a common practice for years now and there have never been issues with that.
 
The only problem can be with the owner of the content, maybe.
 
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