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By: tomi

tomi — Mon, 19 Mar 2012 06:47:30 +0000

I have run into any problems regarding plagorism and copyright issues.
It has happened many times that some of the content has popped up all around the internet without having my personal consent.
I have contacted many sites on that (nowdays do that more rarely)…
Think what you want when contacting site you have seen your article copies. A rude takeout demand letter is not always the best approach…
In some cases it could be more beneficial for both parties if instead of demanding taking out all content you let them keep some content on-line on their site when they acknowledge the source clearly (telling the source is your site and providing link back to your site and original article etc..). So that material on other sites can sometimes work as advertisement to your site and even boost up your search engine ratings (more links to your site).

There are no good one fits all approaches to help protect against articles from becoming taken. Everything that somewhat effectively protects your article will be more or less cause problems to some readers and/or search engines in accessing your article. So trying to protect content usually hurts readers and make material less popular, and will annoy people. For example if you can’t easily cut&paste some parts of the text, this will reduce the possibility that bloggers will mention your article on their blogs…

One idea that does not stop copying but will try to make the copiers to remember to mention the material source is mentioned at
http://www.epanorama.net/blog/2012/02/29/add-a-link-to-source-to-copied-text/

By: lise

lise — Sun, 18 Mar 2012 20:50:51 +0000

Together with havin a great deal articles and also posts ever run into any problems regarding plagorism or even copyright intrusion? My own web site provides lots of exceptional content material I’ve both published myself or outsourced nonetheless it looks plenty of it really is popping this up all around the internet without having my personal consent. Are you aware any kind of approaches to help protect against articles from becoming taken? I’d certainly appreciate it.

By: Electric Auto Association

Electric Auto Association — Wed, 14 Mar 2012 09:17:59 +0000

You would think if they were going to post comments they would take the time to at least look at what your blog is about first…?

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By: tomi

tomi — Wed, 28 Dec 2011 06:40:47 +0000

I did not understand your language…