Plagiarism or duplicate checker tool?
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Do you know a plagiarism or duplicate checker tool where I can receive an email alert if someone copies my content? I know there's a tool like this (similar to http://www.tynt.com/ though people can still remove the link from the original source) but I forgot the name or site. It's like a source code that you must insert in each of your webpage.
Thanks in advanced!
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Sorry dude but these are not what I'm looking for. Thanks anyway.
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In order to protect your interest, there are various tools available on the internet. They may be free or paid; you can invest in them as per your requirement, but this is something that is certainly going to be useful for your website content. Check the list below.
1. CopyScape
2. Plagium
3. PaperRater
7. Grammarly
10. PlagTracker
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Hey.
Maybe it would be an idea to use Copyscape.com. They have the so called Copysentry.
Gr.,
Istvan
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