How to prevent auto bloggers and articles coping.

Today i again notice that another person coping my blog articles. He copied 30 articles. I think this one also effect reduce my blog keywords posistion. Now i disable my blog text selecting and i disable full Rss feeds. So are there any other way to prevent articles coping.
Now i report that issue hope relevent autorities will remove them.
So please tell me how to maximize my blog articles protection and how to prevent coping them.

 

Sounds like you have done what you can defensively. Now you have to go on the offense by firing off DMCA notices.

Use your site name in your articles a few times. That way when you do file a DMCA, it makes it much easier to prove the source of the article. Savvy thieves will remove it but most of them use automated tools that don't catch such things. It also serves as a flag to anyone reading the other site that they have stolen content and who the true author is.

 

Pretty much what YMC said.

if you can determine his IP, you can ban it too. Or supply some rather more 'interesting' content for his scraper.

 

copying content doest not affect your postion.. i see my posts are being coppied but im with same postion... so its not that much big issue if someone copy your content but its about your privecy.... but related to SEO it wouldnot work if copying content can reduce wikipeid, news papers and magazines PR then they will be 0 cuz many ppl get inormation from major sites... copying content does not reduce your PR or position.. you need to do organic seo to say there where you are.

 

That is not always true. It all depends on the strength of the site that your stolen content appears on. My article had been online for years when a stolen copy appeared via a Yahoo! Answers feed on a major corporation's site. They were outranking me for several terms before I got it pulled.

 

I've read that Matt Cutts of Google wants people like you to tell him who is scraping your articles. I know he's tweeted about it, saying that Google's going after these people. Google also wants others to be reported to them, and they will "Pandalize" them.

You probably can do a search for "Pandalize" and find out the steps to make Google go after whoever's doing this to your content.

 

Ya, me too facing like this ... But i don't know how to protect by articles. . .

 

Do a little research on the guy stealing your stuff and send him a letter stating that you are ready to sue for copyright infringement if he doesn't remove the content. If you need help getting this low life's info let me know.

 

Now there's some great advice. Police the web, you little net-vigilante, you.

 

Someone has to police it! It's awful how people get away with crime so easily over the web. Any time this kind of situation happens to me or some other scam, I swear I turn in to cyber-police super agent! lol Also you might be able to report this to C3, if the problem is bad enough for them to look at. C3 is the Cyber Crimes Center. Just Google them you will find it.

 

My plugin doesn't necessarily prevent it but makes it a bit more difficult for automated scripts to scrape content.

http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=2345946

 

Good for you. Let us know how it works out.

 

Many way to get your blog content. You contact him and tell him to stop stealing your post. If he don't stop copied, you can report to google.

 

You could phone up his Mom. She can stop him by cutting off his pocket money or grounding his net connection for a week.

 

Send him a letter with your opinion according this situation

 

Get their host to ban their account (many do) if they don't remove the copied content. I had 3-4 bouts with some content thieves and had their accounts deleted in hours. Most hosts don't want the hassle, so take action.

 

I'm absolutely agree

 

This does work, BTW. Especially if you're hitting someone on a service like Hostgator. To file a DMCA with them can be done electronically, but to COUNTER it, they require a fax.

Not many spammer / scrapers are going to go to all the hassle of finding a fax shop or downloading fax software for the sake of a scraped article.