How Can I save my Article from Plagiarize (Copy Paste)
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Uptownbulker
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I don't think that you can prevent plagiarism in any really meaningful or effective way.
You might try reporting a DMCA violation but I don't know for sure.
I'm interested in this one, so who else has thoughts on the matter?
You might try reporting a DMCA violation but I don't know for sure.
I'm interested in this one, so who else has thoughts on the matter?
I never worry about plagiarism because it isn't worth the time or effort. Unless you have lawyers who are already on retainer, what is the ROI on fighting to get your content back? The time is better spent on creating more content so you can make more money.
Philosophically it is hard for me to complain in the first place because of all the "borrowing" that I have done and the money I have made off the trademarks of others. But hey, that's just me
Philosophically it is hard for me to complain in the first place because of all the "borrowing" that I have done and the money I have made off the trademarks of others. But hey, that's just me
matapples01
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Sometimes it's easier just to make the best of it. Maybe you could put a couple links in the article so if someone does use it at least you have a chance to get a backlink. If you're worried they'll strip ou the live links, at least mention your site in the article with a "typed", non-live, link. If the article is good people will take the step to type-in the site they see mentioned in the article.
robmiller99
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Im sure there is a way to stop the copy function being enabled.
Register for Creative commons license first and set up an icon under your blog.
http://creativecommons.org/
As uptown said report to dmca or report to the websites hosting company.
http://creativecommons.org/
As uptown said report to dmca or report to the websites hosting company.
If someone wants it bad enough, they are going to get it. You can disable right clicks, encode the html etc etc but there are ways around it all if the site is producing content that the person wants to take.
Again for me it always comes down to ROI. If you are going on principle, that is up to the indivdual to decide.
noidea
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Any chance you can tell us how to disable right clicking etc I am sure many members would find it useful. Thanks
Along with the "no right click" code, you can add this:
It prevents the text from being selected(highlighted) with a mouse...
(Without this the text can still be copied, by highlighting it and pressing Ctrl+C)
Code:
<script type="text/javascript">
var omitformtags=["input", "textarea", "select"]
omitformtags=omitformtags.join("|")
function disableselect(e){
if (omitformtags.indexOf(e.target.tagName.toLowerCase())==-1)
return false
}
function reEnable(){
return true
}
if (typeof document.onselectstart!="undefined")
document.onselectstart=new Function ("return false")
else{
document.onmousedown=disableselect
document.onmouseup=reEnable
}
</script>It prevents the text from being selected(highlighted) with a mouse...
(Without this the text can still be copied, by highlighting it and pressing Ctrl+C)
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pushkart said:
This would be your best bet because you might actually get something out of it. Once again, you can load your pages up with scripts etc but people are just going to view the source, download the page and open it in an editor etc etc...if they want it they will get it.
cocoholo
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and if you ever use full rss, see to it that you insert some links within your content, so that when people scrape it, your links will be included too. im occassionally doing this in my posts.
you can't prevent people from stealing your content that's how it works.
I have one blogI shocked when I saw My Article on other blog.Code:http://bloghacktips.blogspot.com
Anyone can have any Script for save article from Plagiarize
You can limit your rss feed output to only title and just a small snippet of code.. but frankly don't worry about it.. I count on spammers plagerising my posts.
. I know as long as my posts are indexed first in google, they will always be counted as originals... and by putting links in your posts you will get backlinks..A good wordpress.com post for payday loans once made me over $5,000 over the life of that blog.. (before it got banned from wordpress).. the point is that hundreds of scrapers scraped this with links in tact pointing to another wordpress.com blog which is where my affiliate offer was posted.
That ranked me very nicely in msn and google.
Anyways, don't worry about scrapers.. Most of them really don't know what they are doing and for the most part they only help you and not themselves by doing this.