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Will numbers & data be considered as user generated content by Google OR naturally written text sentences only refer to user generated content.

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vivekrathore last edited by

Hi,

Will numbers & data be considered as user generated content by Google OR naturally written text sentences only refer to user generated content.

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Hannah_Smith last edited by

Hey Anirban,

Any chance you can provide some clarification on this question?

Thanks

Hannah
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MattRoney last edited by

I'd imagine it depends on the context and how it's presented. Can you provide a bit more detail on the case you're referring to?
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T0BY last edited by

That is a very interesting question!
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