The purpose of this experiment is to test Google's duplicate content filters. The search word we use in the experiment will be MUSELORN1. The reason for chosing this word is the fact that it does on exist on the web, so it makes it easier to measure the search results without having to compete with any other sites exept for those participating in the experiment.

To make sure we don't skew the results, we will not repeat the ky word in the text. This document refers to the duplicate content experiment performed by Devenia Labs.

Since this is the second page of the duplicate content experiment we will put the key word on a different place in the text and write about something else than what we did in the first page.

Once upon a time in a land wery, very close - actually just a click away there lived a tiny little insect called MUSELORN1. The insect lived a very happy life, and probably there would not be much more to tell about this insect if it had not been for the crazy cat living the same place.

One day the cat was bored. So it killed the insect.

The End.

The page is a part of an experiment to determine what exactly duplicate content is. Visit Devenia Labs to read about it.

So. What exactly can we tell about the pesky little bugger called MUSELORN1? Not sure actually. We know it does not represent any physical form. Also we know that it is not a ghost. So what is it exactly?

Some scientists claim that it came from a word autogenerator. Maybe that is so. Other is of the opinion that it has a spiritual meening. They could be right of course. Anyways. Have a great day!

This document refers to the duplicate content experiment done by Devenia Labs.