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   6/29/08

   DrowseyMonkey

   Can't help you with the language, but how did you find it ... to know that they took your content?

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      6/29/08

      Shiley

      Technorati. They had my URL and technorati picked it up.
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   6/29/08

   aningeniousname

   It's Italian.

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   6/29/08

   Seabuckthorn

   Looks like Italian to me, and there's also a link to some website that ends with .it, so I think it's a safe bet.

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   6/29/08

   Shiley

   Thanks! Wasn't sure. Not infringement.

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   6/29/08

   Anok

   Yup, I was thinking Italian as well.

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   6/29/08

   ModelElaine

   Why are you so worried about stolen content? It happens all the time. Google puts duplicated content in its supplemental index and it does no harm to the original poster

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      6/29/08

      Shiley

      Because there are ads on the site. Yes, it does happen all the time but I don't put up w/ it and when I know that someone is taking material from someone else I make it a big deal. I use a translator for that site to find out what was up w/ it. If I can't read it it's a little difficult to figure it out. Even the links are in Italian. Copyright infringement is wrong regardless if it "happens all the time." That doesn't make it right and there are things to do to have it removed. This isn't infringement. They took aprox. 36 words and my link.