What about reporting the guy’s ISP? replica tag heuer carrera He appears to be based in a very foreign country, as I can’t even pronounce the city he’s in. Will foreign ISP’s shut down websites like North American ones will?
Because the majority of my content is finance related, I don’t feel comfortable using CC anymore until ReutersPost is no longer a threat. I am going right now to pull my finance articles out of the queue. I hate to do it, but I’m not going to post content only to have it stolen immediately afterward. This guy obviously watches CC and just takes new content as it gets approved on the site.
I appreciate the link, but I’ve already complained to Google as did several others here. Google didn’t do anything. I had heard that they were fantastic about shutting down thieves, so I had high hopes that the site would go down.
I’m hoping CC can work this out. I enjoy writing here, but finance and real estate are my specialties. I’m eager to post articles but I’m afraid to. I haven’t emailed support replica breitling uk yet. Perhaps I should?
Oh, and does anyone have a link to the thread about CC working to get ReutersPost shut http://www.tittleandpyne.com down?
Right now I’m going with Plan B.
I’m assuming that all of the work on Reuterspost is stolen content. I’m tracking down and locating the original owners of the content and sending off mails letting them know what happened and giving the link to complain to Google. So if you already know they have an article of yours, I’m sorry, I’m just trying to be thorough.
The hope is that if enough people complain, Google will have to do something.
I just did a bit of digging, and here’s what I found out.
“Active Domain reserves the right to suspend, cancel, transfer or modify your domain name registration or suspend, cancel or modify other services we provide in the event (a) you materially breach this Agreement (including the Dispute Policy) and do not cure such breach within thirty (30) days of notice by us, (b) you use the domain name registered to you to send unsolicited commercial advertisements in contradiction to either applicable laws or customary acceptable usage policies of the Internet, (c) you use your domain name in connection with unlawful activity”. If Google doesn’t respond to your complaints, try contacting Active Domain. Include reuterspost’s URL and a statement saying you swear that all of your claims are true and that you are acting in good faith. Hopefully you’ll get a response.
Reuterspost used to have one of my articles up, but I sent the site owner an strongly worded email, and he took my article down so I can’t battle this one out. I get my aggression out by going after content thieves
Amy, Reuterspost used to have one of my articles up, but I sent the site owner an strongly worded email, and he took my article down
check the site again. I reported my content to Google/CC and my content was taken down from Reuters initially at least it disappeared soon after I did all the paperwork. But today when the topic was brought up again, I checked and my content was back on the site! Grrrr.
I wish some sort of high profile case would make headlines and send a message. Kind of like those original music downloading and infringement (ie Napster) cases where some regular blogger needs to be crucified in order for the rest of them to take notice that you can’t just do this. Sucks for the person who becomes the sacrificial lamb, but if someone receives harsh penalties, maybe the rest will pay attention.