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Articles are fake and generated by AI. You would be looking on the internet for a software feature and you will find a fake generated article telling you how to use the feature when in fact it turns up that the feature doesn't exist in the first place. Plus in the same article, the information is contradictory.
A very useless site don't follow any advice they give to fix your website issues it's all inaccurate and not practical.
Always comes up in search results but the information is mostly incorrect. Scam of a website.
A complete scam of a site, all the articles are written by AI as to be quickly indexed by google. An absolute POS of a website.
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