Who Writes Articles: AI, Uniqueness and Quality
Texts for publications are written by a language model, not a copywriter. We say this directly because the alternative version — "we have a team of authors writing three thousand articles a month" — is untrue for anyone who says so at such volume and price.
How Generation Works
- The platform reads your target page and takes the topic, terms, and context from it.
- A task is formed: the language of the page, volume according to the cascade level, structure with subheadings.
- The model writes the material, weaving in your link with one of the anchors you specified.
- The text undergoes processing to reduce the machine "handwriting": rhythm, sentence length, repetitions.
- An image is generated for some publications.
- The result is checked against formal criteria — length, presence of a link, structure — and only then goes to the platform.
What About Uniqueness
Each text is generated separately for a specific publication: there are no identical articles in the cascade. This does not mean "100% uniqueness according to any verification service" — it means that we do not send one text to forty platforms, which would indeed leave a recognizable trace.
About Length and Levels
| Level | Approximate Volume | Text Task |
|---|---|---|
| First | Large material | To be a substantive article that links to you |
| Second | Medium | To enhance the first-level publication |
| Crowd | Short message | Mention in a discussion |
What You Influence
- Anchors. You set the list, the platform rotates it across publications — see "Anchors and Wishes".
- Text Wishes. A free field at launch: tone, accents, what not to mention.
- Language. Determined by the target page, it can be explicitly set.
Why Normal Text is Needed
For the survival of the link. A publication made of a disjointed set of phrases is removed by the platform's moderation, is not indexed, and does not survive the first clean-up. The quality of the text here is not aesthetics, but the lifespan of the link and the chance to get indexed: see how many publications get indexed.