"Synonymizing" is a process of replacing a word with a synonym. This maintains sentence structure in the most efficient way. Still it is not fool proof as there is no doubt that Google is developing a way to detect the process I've just described. In fact, I would not be surprised whatsoever if they already have an "anti-algorithm" to somewhat suppress the virtual mass of duplicated content, filling up the internet and the Google index, at such as staggering rate.
In fact, if they don't have one, they better get one soon as, to them, the problem has to be considered very dangerous. Imagine a scenario where, with the development of its revolutionary "relevance" technology both in serving ads and in indexing the web as a whole, Google, now fattened from it's billion dollar profits, sits idly by and watches as it's search engine becomes, well, irrelevant.
Not likely. But if ever it was to happen to the darling of today's Internet, it would be remembered as nothing short of a Shakespearean blunder on the grandest scale.
Now, as BlackHatters we are nonetheless innovators in our own right. Synonymizing, when used in conjunction with the ingenious Markov Chain, produces amazingly effective results and it will only continue to be refined as time goes on.
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