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Yeah, It works. I have tried it myself and it work's very well and those article's also rank good enough if your articles are good and unique, so no problem at all.
I would love to take itHIT ME BACK!
If it got to do anything with Google, No it won't work in long term.
But you can definitely make it work in short run.
Nobody in the world experiments stuff or discovers something everyday before writing about it. Even the big three like Google, Microsoft and Yahoo probably does not do it. Everybody learns something or the other from other people or resources. Super Authority websites such as Wikipedia and top news sites combines multiple such resources to provide sort of a mini-encyclopedia on those topics.
So, everybody rewrites stuff in one way or the other. Every damn authority site also does that. Even news sites copy or duplicate the same news in hundreds of sites. At times they are direct copy of resources such as Assoicated Press. If not, they rewrite the same news in a different manner probably by a different reporter. Sometimes, the same reporter writes for multiple news websites and the lines are also similar.
There are a whole lot of copying/rewriting going on in the super authority websites too. Just think about it.
If you are simply copying points and learning stuff and then rewriting them if possible with some of your own observations and addition, that is a super authority article too. So, do not worry bro.![]()
Thanks a lot for the insight, do you think this is in the category of google's duplicate content ?
i have seen some people say that if you rewrite their content (basically their idea is in that article) then they will DMCA you and you will be affected due to that(massively), is that true?
Simple question, do rewriting article in a way that it turns out to be 100% unique helps or not for an authority website ?
what i will do is this:
pick 3 or 4 article about same topic and scrape the unique points in them and rewrite them so that they become 100% unique, will that work?
How can they DMCA you if they can't even prove that you copied 100% of the article? A guy I used to follow said it like this "just re-writing someone's work is plagiarism, taking ideas from 3 or more sources is called research".
Depends what OP really ends up doing for his site but grabbing ideas from 3 or more high quality articles and making his content 100% unique is kind of a no brainer. It's not a new idea and has been done even before the internet was around. Curious to how he is going to scrape the good parts though???