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Google can affect me because another website copied all my posts? I`m using an anti-copy plugin but another webmaster copied my content (i don't know how) because anti-selection and right click is disabled. I have All in one seo plugin with canonical urls option checked. Can i be affected?
Now whats happen if i edit the copied posts and edit a link in it?
 
Yes it can definitely hurt your site.

There is a thread somewhere around which was about how a duplicate site outranked actual site.

If the guy who copied your content isn't willing to take it down, Go Blackhat, contact his hosting and explain them the situation and warn them about DMCA. They will suspend his account in no time.
 
if possible then try to change all the content and add the CopyScape protection ..

Chk this out. http://www.copyscape.com/banners.php?o=f
 
Yes it can definitely hurt your site.

There is a thread somewhere around which was about how a duplicate site outranked actual site.

If the guy who copied your content isn't willing to take it down, Go Blackhat, contact his hosting and explain them the situation and warn them about DMCA. They will suspend his account in no time.
That would be the smartest move
 
Yes it can definitely hurt your site.

There is a thread somewhere around which was about how a duplicate site outranked actual site.

If the guy who copied your content isn't willing to take it down, Go Blackhat, contact his hosting and explain them the situation and warn them about DMCA. They will suspend his account in no time.

Just contacted his hosting company. I told them that the guy copy my content. Let`s see what answer i get.
The host is named domena.pl
 
Yes it can definitely hurt your site.

There is a thread somewhere around which was about how a duplicate site outranked actual site.

If the guy who copied your content isn't willing to take it down, Go Blackhat, contact his hosting and explain them the situation and warn them about DMCA. They will suspend his account in no time.

This answer is good and you can really try this out
 
Well said.With the help of blackhat you can get the best solution for this problem. Good luck!

Yes it can definitely hurt your site.

There is a thread somewhere around which was about how a duplicate site outranked actual site.

If the guy who copied your content isn't willing to take it down, Go Blackhat, contact his hosting and explain them the situation and warn them about DMCA. They will suspend his account in no time.
 
So is copied content the next negative seo? I thought dupe content only hurt you if it was on your own site. Redundant links and such.

Gives me evil thoughts, but nothing I would post because it is nothing I would do myself.
 
There are lots of ways to copy your content, they might have just got mad because they could not copy and paste, and just sat there and copied it manually.
 
Right Click Disable Works For Noobs
If you Disable The Javascript In Browser...That Right Click Anti Selection Will not Work

True and it also annoys people who may be copying for legitimate reasons such as copying a selection of text to quote you and possibly providing you with a backlink.

If somebody has copied your whole site then first ask them to remove it then report them if they don't.
If they refuse to comply then you may have to resort to some blackhat techniques to get them to realize the error of their ways.
 
Can't these Google fags figure yet how to decide the original creator of the content? It's so f*cking simple. The first of the pages that is indexed, is the original one.
 
No need to worry mate. If you are using unique content in your site and have Google authorship, you'll be safe.
 
Disabling right click will not protect your content all the time. Anyone can press Ctrl+U and access your source code. "Copy content will not hurt your site", if Google has crawled/indexed your content. Only the copy cat will be affected.
 
As far as i know, first you have put that on internet. Risk should be for the one who is copying.
 
I would go with Ron Ray' ssuggestion, thats the best and less hassle way.
 
If someone copied your content, there are cases when the one who copied will rank more than the rightful owner. But if you have google authorship, google will view the content as yours.
 
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