User Comments

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   6/03/08

   RTBjr73

   go leave a public comment on it, stating how you apprieciate their "flattery" and to not do it again.

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2. 

   6/03/08

   crkian

   Any chance of seeing the place so we can see if anyone else has anything copied

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3. 

   6/03/08

   thenibblers

   Crkian
   
   It was brand new with only a few posts, mine was the only real article. On top of that it was a new "swinger social network", which my material fits well into.

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4. 

   6/03/08

   thenibblers

   The good new is,
   
   I just checked it again, and the post is gone. I think it probably was just someone who did not realize that was a "no no"
   
   My concern was someone yesterday was promoting a new socail media site on here that was a subdomain of ning.com as well. I hope it is just a coincedence, but a little curious.
   
   Thanks guys!

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   6/03/08

   mikeny07

   Some people also do not know any better. When I go the internet I never knew you can't copy and past articles and put them on your site or blog. In the 1990s everyone was copying articles and posts people wrote and putting them on their websites. It was a free-for-all. Pictures were also copied.

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6. 

   6/03/08

   AmyOops

   people copy and post my stuff all the time. i leave a comment saying hey saw you on my site here is the link.. most of the time if a link back is provided they can fun with it all they want.

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      15 days ago

      KathiOH1

      Hey AmyOops... what is the proper way to use someone else's article and then jump to them with the rest of it? People do that with mine all the time and I get a ping back. I want to pull in some scientific articles and link back to the site, but don't now how. Do I just have to copy/paste and insert a hyperlink like "click here to read full article" or what?