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I check your blogs and is so easy to be detected as AI by most tools, I can say you need a lot more work to get a better return.
Alright guys, let's chat about that wild rollercoaster called divorce. You know, that super complex thing that's more than just who gets the house and the dog. Turns out, there are a bunch of different aspects that can influence the end game, legal-wise. One thing that can play a massive part? Spousal support, or as some folks like to call it, alimony or spousal maintenance. Get this, there's this thing some folks call the "10-year rule", and it's pretty big when it comes to figuring out who gets what for how long.
So what's this mysterious 10-year rule, you ask? Well, it's kinda like this idea that if a marriage makes it past the decade mark, it can seriously affect the amount of spousal support that gets dished out when the marriage ends. We're gonna break down this rule and take a look at what it really means when divorce enters the picture.
Now, here's a plot twist - the 10-year rule isn't some hard and fast, unbreakable law. Marriages that don't quite hit the 10-year milestone might still see some short-term spousal support come into play. On the flip side, marriages that outlast the decade could end up with more long-lasting or, get this, even never-ending support. Yikes!
But hey, let's not get all caught up with this 10-year rule thing. There's a whole bunch of other stuff courts look at when they're figuring out spousal support. We're talking the financial status of each person, the money-making potential of each partner, the way of life they had during the marriage, and how likely it is for the one getting the support to stand on their own two financial feet. Sure, the 10-year mark matters, but it's just one piece in this crazy, complicated puzzle called divorce.
I'm slowly working on my prompt engineering here lol, could you suggest any resources where I can learn a thing or 2 about making them more natural? I usually break up each article into several parts and give it a series of commands before letting it write and then re write as well. Clearly my trial and error isn't the best hahaI check your blogs and is so easy to be detected as AI by most tools, I can say you need a lot more work to get a better return.
I test your article with originality.ai 2.0 and I get a bad score for your article
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I got some parts of your text and used my own strategy and prompts and I get this
Code:Alright guys, let's chat about that wild rollercoaster called divorce. You know, that super complex thing that's more than just who gets the house and the dog. Turns out, there are a bunch of different aspects that can influence the end game, legal-wise. One thing that can play a massive part? Spousal support, or as some folks like to call it, alimony or spousal maintenance. Get this, there's this thing some folks call the "10-year rule", and it's pretty big when it comes to figuring out who gets what for how long. So what's this mysterious 10-year rule, you ask? Well, it's kinda like this idea that if a marriage makes it past the decade mark, it can seriously affect the amount of spousal support that gets dished out when the marriage ends. We're gonna break down this rule and take a look at what it really means when divorce enters the picture. Now, here's a plot twist - the 10-year rule isn't some hard and fast, unbreakable law. Marriages that don't quite hit the 10-year milestone might still see some short-term spousal support come into play. On the flip side, marriages that outlast the decade could end up with more long-lasting or, get this, even never-ending support. Yikes! But hey, let's not get all caught up with this 10-year rule thing. There's a whole bunch of other stuff courts look at when they're figuring out spousal support. We're talking the financial status of each person, the money-making potential of each partner, the way of life they had during the marriage, and how likely it is for the one getting the support to stand on their own two financial feet. Sure, the 10-year mark matters, but it's just one piece in this crazy, complicated puzzle called divorce.
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My suggestion is to work on your prompts and strategies before you release some content ... if was so easy to just copy-paste easy input/output from ChatGPT everyone will have huge websites/blogs
AI sites are getting impacted badly. You should get the content edited by human writers for better results.
Can you share some great prompts?