how to protect original contents?

by Tim Wallace

Posted: 13 years ago 7 replies

Recently, I found that my original articles are reprinted by many blogs, however, the author resource that contains links to my site was deleted. what you will do when facing this situation. I have leave a message to the blog owner that either adding the author resource or deleting the article from the blog, it is useless.

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ElectronPlumber

13 years ago

Originally Posted by Tim Wallace

Report them to their hosting company for copyright infringement, file a Google spam report for the same thing. Report them to the article host that you originally posted the articles on. Short of hiring a lawyer, it's about all you can do.

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hillaryjohnson 13 years ago

You can use Copyscape for protecting your contents or copy write your content. Apart from what "ElectronPlumber" has mentioned here
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- dburk 13 years ago
  
  Hi Tim,
  
  Here's the link to report it to Google:
  
  Report alleged copyright infringement: Web Search
  
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Tony Shipp 13 years ago

Don't waste your time. Your fighting an uphill battle. Keep producing quality content and be seen as the originator by the search engines. That's the nature of the beast being a publisher of content on the internet.
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yukon Banned 13 years ago

how to protect original contents?

Simple, don't post the content on the web!

If you post it on the web, you allowed it to be copied, & it will be copied sooner or later.
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- timpears 13 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by yukon
  
  Simple, don't post the content on the web!
  
  If you post it on the web, you allowed it to be copied, & it will be copied sooner or later.
  
  That is about the size of it. If you put it out on the web, someone will end up copying it, unless it is crap. You can spin your wheels trying to stop it, or spend your time productively producing more good content.
  
  Sad to say, that that is the truth of it.
  
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AgentP 13 years ago

How did they get your content, direct from your site or through article directories?
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