Hello @Mike_Unwalla
Maybe this could be implemented as a redundancy rule?:
“In my homepage I share knowledge not found anywhere else.”
Suggesting replacing:
“anywhere else"
with
"elsewhere”
?
Thank you!
Hi @marcoagpinto , although the terms have approximately the same meaning, they are not exact synonyms. Refer to Anywhere else Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster and Elsewhere Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster.
Elsewhere can also be used to indicate a location, undefined beyond the fact that it’s not the previous location… (EG: While he searched for her in the forest, she was canoeing elsewhere)
so one could argue that the ‘elsewhere’ in question is, for example, a parked site… (legalese nitpicking)
as such “anywhere else” is easier to test for falsehood.