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Check out TYNT, it does exactly what you're looking for, and it gives you reports on what people are copying.

ezine articles appears to be blocking proxies now. noticed this a couple of days ago, they captcha the article view if they detect you're on a proxy. assuming they don't count hits from them either.

Most open source solutions have these types of flaws. Because the source is available to anyone who wants to view it, any hacker can scour through the code to find flaws and exploit them. That's the tradeoff you have for using open source free software, I'm afraid. One of the main things...

I started by using the Mechanical Turk to list specific Titles or Topics that I was looking for articles in. Requesting 300+ words, was able to get about 80% decent results from that at about $1/ea. Make sure you mention that you will Copy-scape them (even if you won't) and they must be Human...

I probably would not tempt doing it unless I was fully in control of the Requests that came in. I would want the image request to go to PHP to be handled. So, Request for image comes in, PHP pulls it and determines how it's going to send the content, if Googlebot, send the image, otherwise do...

If you edit your vhost or .htaccess file, you could have a request for the link 301 redirect to the site you want to promote instead of the image. Hopefully you have mod-rewrite if you want to do something like that, otherwise you'll have to do it in PHP with a header("Location: ") redirect...

As long as you do 301s, you should be fine. I don't believe that Google lessens the backlink due to a proper 301 redirect. Mine will redirect to the root, thedarkest's redirect will preserve the file structure. You can add an .htaccess file by just adding a file named .htaccess file to your...

Speaking of scraping, anyone notice Tor access of EA now? Looks like they're putting a captcha on Tor hits now.

Just thought I would let you guys know about a site that I made quick site to Blank My Referral when doing PTC on EA articles. Would rather they not know where my traffic is coming from. Might be useful for you guys, only works on article pages, just add proxy to the end of the existing...

That looks fine to me.

To rip the content from a site for your own purposes in bulk.

Good deal. I have a script that does the exact same thing, but I was just pulling from socks24 and the *.*.*.*:27977 trick on Google.

Epic list. Some of those words are hilarous, Squirt? Really?

in your .htaccess file in the root directory, make it this: # This allows you to redirect your entire website to any other domain Redirect 301 / (url goes here) or set up a missing.php in your .htaccess file and put in a header redirect in there to the new site.

How'd you find a couple thousand SOCKS5 proxies? With only 1k, my list is tiny in comparison.

Agreed, get your proxy list on swole and go to town. My guess is that EA is already toying with methods to bypass this type of exploit, since I've noticed that not all the hits seem to register on articles I've tried to inflate.

Very useful for a multitude of things: masking your actual location and identity, inflating page views or hit counts, scraping content more efficiently. If you have a fat proxy black book, you can do many things that people who only have on IP address to play with can't. You may wish to do...