if any new seller copy 90% from other seller why fiverr dosen't detect it

[ranelchakma]

i have saw many time  many new sellers do copy from other gig upto 70% details content. will fiverr take any action?

[mariashtelle1]

8 minutes ago, ranelchakma said:

will fiverr take any action?

Fiverr does take an action. You can just report such gigs and fiver will take action. 
thousands of gigs uploaded every day so sometimes it tough to detect it and it will help reporting such gigs to bring it to fiverr’s attention 

[gunawanguan]

21 minutes ago, corsogr said:

70% or 90%? Pretty sure 10% could be allowed?

I suggest that using 100% original content for your gig content

[ranelchakma]

i did. but fiverr didn't take any action

[coderboss]

First of all you have to show an evidence that it's copied to CC than they would go action.

[freelancerarif8]

2 hours ago, mariashtelle1 said:

Fiverr does take an action. You can just report such gigs and fiver will take action. 
thousands of gigs uploaded every day so sometimes it tough to detect it and it will help reporting such gigs to bring it to fiverr’s attention 

Are you a Fiverr Member? How do you know so many Informations about Fiverr?I mean........How

[gunawanguan]

26 minutes ago, freelancerarif8 said:

Are you a Fiverr Member? How do you know so many Informations about Fiverr?I mean........How

I think every seller here on Fiverr know this. It's like a logic, if we work for a big company and we trust that company, we will think the same way like @mariashtelle1did

[uk1000]

I agree. I suggested that they should automatically detect it before. They could have something like if a minimum percentage of content or a minimum amount of words/characters have been copied that they should have some sort of warning and prevent the gig being published.

I don't think it would be that difficult for them. They already use search things like ElasticSearch and they can find gigs with matching text in a fraction of a second so they should be able to add some automated check for duplicate content eg. in the moderation step maybe. Maybe they could start with a simple check. eg. there's seller(s) copying the whole profile description. That shouldn't be hard for them to detect.

Having an auto-detect feature should reduce the manual checks/reporting of it too.

Edited July 11, 2021 by uk1000