Is there anyway that we could have the option of changing the order of the paragraphs randomly in an article? The goal is to reduce the chances of creating a footprint for duplicate content.
Most people don't want this as there articles are usually correct on the paragraphs. I will not make this optional. Though you can also use spinning for random paragraphs like...
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The above would randomly insert a space or a new line.
Just to confirm, "auto modify=1" changes the ORDER of the paragraphs or just does randomization of paragraphs in other ways (not necessarily changing the order). Because using { |
Yes this wont change the order but it will make it more unique. As a matter of fact I thought about a better one. Put the article in word, use find and replace and replace every period with: {. |.
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Make sure you add any links after doing this and not before.
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And changing this randomly changes the order of the paragraph (even if you input the article in spintax) right?
Would there be a future update where a setting like this can be done - there's a lot of Web 2.0s and Article engines!
GoogleGoogler, do take note of this in your training
Thanks.
Most people don't want this as there articles are usually correct on the paragraphs. I will not make this optional. Though you can also use spinning for random paragraphs like...
{ |
}
The above would randomly insert a space or a new line.
{ |
}
won't change the order.
}
Yes this wont change the order but it will make it more unique. As a matter of fact I thought about a better one. Put the article in word, use find and replace and replace every period with:{. |.
}
Make sure you add any links after doing this and not before.