@MyHero 14 August 2021 more from that month

The Power of Copy, Paste, and Post/Comment Spammers are everywhere, anywhere, and anytime. Sometimes, if there are a lot of notifications or if I'm busy with my work, I "Mark All as Read" that's why I didn't respond to some of the comments on my posts. Also, I ignored spam posts like "nice", "great", "I love/like it" or any comments that are not related to my posts. But this time, it's a strange comment, and I believe it's the longest comment I've seen in my post - the comment is a full article that came from the internet. Wow, He/She using the ultimate technique the "copy and paste technique". When my id*ot-matic mind strikes again, I test it using the plagiarism checker, and this is the result: 1. Using Plagiarismdetector Net (Image 2) Characters: 4822 Words: 758 Sentences: 20 Speak Time: 7 Min Reading Plagiarism: 93% Unique: 7% 2. Using Duplichecker (Image 3) Number of Words: 836 Results Found: 6 article/links detected as plagiarism Plagiarism: 72% Unique: 28% 3. Using Smallseotools (Image 4) Words: 838 Plagiarism: 100% Unique: 0% *If you check above, there are different results - it means plagiarism checker is not 100% accurate too. *It seems that smallseotools detect 100% plagiarism than the other two. Congratulations, it has 7% and is 28 percent unique, despite the fact that it is a copy-paste from an article. A philosopher (MyHero) once said " I don't like spam except from spam canned foods"