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If you find someone copied your content in the blog, who do you call? Ghostbusters? With video it is pretty easy but what about text?
If you find someone copied your content in the blog, who do you call?
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ritafairclough
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Ghost busters?
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So nobody? You can not do anything about it?
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Thanks I will check this might work, have you tried with success?
Haven't used, but I know about the feature that you can use to report stuff like this to Google.
I did it before for a fellow Polecat but I give myself one of the google founder name to make myself sound more important it happened within like 2 hours removed of Google.
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Ok I will use that link if I find someone who did copy my content
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If you must call someone then it would be your lawyer if you can afford one. However the link above looks promising
Imo stolen content generally isn't worth reacting to.
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If you keep writing stuff and someone just keep taking it would you not report them?
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If it's not harming me and my income then I would probably just focus on something more worthwhile
A few years ago I probably would have looked for revenge but its just not worth it
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I am guessing you asking me? Yes I have on most of them, why?
Yes asking you I see well if that's the case it's possible the other person steals your content automatic through your Rss feed so you could possibly fix your content being stolen by you temporary disabling your Rss
ExpertOption
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The solution is quite simple, turn off and wait for a certain time
RoyalPartners
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You can do quite complex actions, but if you understand this
bossofthebosses
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First find out their hosting, domain register.
1. Send them a mail, threatening to take legal steps if they don't take down the contents, but don't say exactly what you are going to do. Give them 3 days to respond.
2. Send a DMCA to their hosting (if its not a DMCA proof hosting then they will force them to take down the contents)
3. Send a DMCA to Google (Google will deindex their pages)
1. Send them a mail, threatening to take legal steps if they don't take down the contents, but don't say exactly what you are going to do. Give them 3 days to respond.
2. Send a DMCA to their hosting (if its not a DMCA proof hosting then they will force them to take down the contents)
3. Send a DMCA to Google (Google will deindex their pages)
Thanks one of them uploaded my theory on why I believe Google founder Page steals cookies from the Cookie Monster for why both are enemies today.