I never expected you to admit that there might be a slightest sliver of copy paste here. Your explanations are very believable, if you want to believe them.<p>Anyway, I never realized that it was the proper way to write articles on the web. I also didn&#x27;t know that editors sometimes claim ownership over articles that someone else wrote. As I said - I&#x27;m not a writer, so I learnt a lot today.<p>There is a lot of gray area. You want people to find you on &quot;page builders&quot; on Google, and so did WPExplorer, so you both hired the same guy to write the same article, with different wording, images, and a couple different items in the article.<p>So, the take-away for me is: Same Author, Same story with different wording and graphics = perfectly acceptable form of content authorship. I get it now - It&#x27;s not your fault, it&#x27;s the way the world works, for example, peeps at HTC were very inspired by iPhone 6: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.google.com&#x2F;search?q=htc+that+looks+like+iphone" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.google.com&#x2F;search?q=htc+that+looks+like+iphone</a><p>I just didn&#x27;t know the same principles apply everywhere, but I&#x27;m noticing that trend more &amp; more in lots of different areas of business.<p>All good,
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