"scraper sites or sites with less original content" To clarify, this change measures unique content site-wide, not just for a particular web page/url? I may b

"scraper sites or sites with less original content" To clarify, this change measures unique content site-wide, not just for a particular web page/url? I may be too focused on semantics, but it would be important if you are trying to maximize visibility for a single page in Google's search results and your other pages have a significant amount of duplicate content. For instance, one page on your site is about a WordPress plugin you've created (it's totally unique), but on most of your other pages, you've copied and organized relevant sections of the WordPress Codex so that your users can easily find the documentation needed to customize the plugin. Is your unique webpage about the plugin safe? I was always under the impression that search rankings were determined on a page-by-page basis rather than site-wide. P.S. Sorry if this was already asked and I missed it.