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12:06 pm July 8, 2011
| Frugal Confessions
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How horrible Sandy! That was a great post you wrote–I guess copying is a terrible form of flattery. I am glad you are seeing results.
What about sites that post article verbatims but just the first paragraph and then a link to the original post? That happens to me all the time, but I haven't done anything about it yet.
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12:12 pm July 8, 2011
| Sandy @ yesiamcheap
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I've seen those too but I tend to ignore them because they haven't scraped the entire content and they usually won't rank.
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2:22 pm July 8, 2011
| 101 Centavos
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The College Investor said:
Given what has been happening across the blogosphere, I wrote a post about how to prevent people from stealing your content, and what you can do if someone does steal it.
Please check it out and promote. I think this problem is getting worse, and we need to get the word out to be vigilent.
http://thecollegeinvestor.com/…..r-content/
Thanks!
Good article – I haven't had to deal with this yet (or maybe I do and don't know it ), so I've bookmarked as a resource.
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5:23 am July 9, 2011
| OneCentAtatime
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l though I am not a victim of plagiarism yet, but Sandy's method is very helpful, bookmarked that google link
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7:15 am July 10, 2011
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great post. I've never had to deal with this, but always great info to have.
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6:59 am July 13, 2011
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Hey! Great info!
On other hand, it is also a compliment because it means you are producing quality writing that people would want to steal in the first place! (although they should just link to your post instead of taking credit for it).
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