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Hi Patrick, In my opinion, implementing AMP should be considered if happens some (or all) of these scenarios: Mobile traffic from google is really a big percetage, Site speed is not good and improving AMP causes less effort and/or better improvements, If revenue is hurt by slow page speed. NOT just making the effort whether other sites like yours has AMP. Also, remember the last part of Eric's article: Making the AMP page correct, with the right user experience and that has no errors. Dont know if you've read it, a few weeks ago, there were some news about the AMP project, saying that will improve how it's URL is shown. This is: Improving URLs for AMP pages - AMPproject.org Hope it helps. Best luck. GR.

Your best bet is to email help@seomoz.org and they'll take a look and see what's up. So sorry about the troubles!

Do you mean they are marked as duplicate content by SEOMoz, or they seem to be getting treated as the same page by google? I assume you mean the first? If it is SEOMoz, then I am thinking that there may not be enough content on there to let the bot know that it is different. None of the pages linked above have a large amount of content, and so a bot may think they are too similar to be considered completely different pages. At least that may be likely based on the content to code ratio... That is just a guess though, so take it with a grain of salt.