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With blogging comes great responsibilty. You define the content of your weblog and you carry the full responsibility for every word you’ve published online. More than that, you are responsible for comments in your posts.
Copyright Explained: I May Copy It, Right?
Protect Your Blog And Counter Copyright Thefts | Lost Art Of Blo
Bitacle: A Plan for Action
Everyone is upset about Bitacle. That much is understood. No one likes the fact that they are scraping content, providing only weak attribution and then surrounding it with ads, in violation of both copyright law and (most) Creative Commons Licenses.Stop Content Theft Buttons and Badges « Lorelle on WordPress
During the recent Bitacle Battle of Blogs , the Stopbitacle.org was started and Stop Bitacle buttons showed up on blogs all over the web. Unfortunately, stopping bitacle, a splog that scrapes your blog’s feed content without permission, is just the top of the splog ice berg. To scrape the whole ice berg of content theft, I’ve put together some buttons you are free to use to spread the word against content theft . These buttons, however, don’t work alone.Blog Copyright is a WordPress plugin that displays a dated copyright mark. When displayed on general, category, search and author queries it provides a range of dates (first-last post years); on single posts, Pages and archive queries the year for the content will be used. Name, copyright term and reservation of rights text can be fully customized through tag parameters, or completely overridden with a custom field. Blog Copyright is not so much a new plugin for me as a collection of code I’ve been using for a while, just now wrapped up in plugin clothing. So those who might be concerned I’m not driving on towards the finish line for a certain other project , rest assured this was little more than a pit stop.
Blog Copyright « guff
The 6 Steps to Stop Content Theft : The Blog Herald
It seems that the only justification left for using partial feeds is to reduce the prevalence and impact of content theft. While it certainly does that, the debate about whether or not it is worth the inconvenience it presents to users is a debate that rages on. Still, many are beginning to take a new look at the partial vs. full feed debate and some who have switched their feed over to partial are thinking about changing it back or making it full for the first time.

