How to deal with careless copy-paste?
Good day, habrasoobschestvo.
I faced a situation that ran into some questions.
This topic is not new, the situation is classic - copying content on the Internet.
Many will say: “if you don’t want to be copied - don’t write,” and in part you can agree with them, but only partially.
The Internet is full of aggregator sites that collect information from all over the Internet in one place, and weigh this place with tons of advertisements and pop-up windows.
How to deal with them? Somebody knows?
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I always looked with disgust at sites collecting content from everywhere, because always interesting to read the original. And now faced with the situation.
After the publication of my first articles, I began (for the sake of experiment) to search for copy-paste through search engines, there were a lot of them.
He began to put a watermark on the photo in order to somehow indicate the ownership of the content.
Now I’m generally in shock (no, I cannot say that I am naive and did not suspect that such a thing exists):
The article about the “notebook museum” was found by me on several resources in the following form:
- either a completely rewritten text (but the benefit is the source),
- either the watermarks are erased and their own ones are set,
- (the most terrible option) pop-up windows of the type: "send sms ...", which can not be closed without sub browser in processes.
Search engines such sites give out in the first pages of the issue on requests (optimizers work, what to say).
Tell me how is it possible to fight?
I'm not even worried about my content, but about the “purity of the Internet” (no matter how loud it sounds), because on such resources - viruses, spam, porn advertising, etc. trouble
upd
Comrades, this is not about banning copying material.
upd2
good advice was given by user Knave here
I faced a situation that ran into some questions.
This topic is not new, the situation is classic - copying content on the Internet.
Many will say: “if you don’t want to be copied - don’t write,” and in part you can agree with them, but only partially.
The Internet is full of aggregator sites that collect information from all over the Internet in one place, and weigh this place with tons of advertisements and pop-up windows.
How to deal with them? Somebody knows?
')
I always looked with disgust at sites collecting content from everywhere, because always interesting to read the original. And now faced with the situation.
After the publication of my first articles, I began (for the sake of experiment) to search for copy-paste through search engines, there were a lot of them.
He began to put a watermark on the photo in order to somehow indicate the ownership of the content.
Now I’m generally in shock (no, I cannot say that I am naive and did not suspect that such a thing exists):
The article about the “notebook museum” was found by me on several resources in the following form:
- either a completely rewritten text (but the benefit is the source),
- either the watermarks are erased and their own ones are set,
- (the most terrible option) pop-up windows of the type: "send sms ...", which can not be closed without sub browser in processes.
Search engines such sites give out in the first pages of the issue on requests (optimizers work, what to say).
Tell me how is it possible to fight?
I'm not even worried about my content, but about the “purity of the Internet” (no matter how loud it sounds), because on such resources - viruses, spam, porn advertising, etc. trouble
upd
Comrades, this is not about banning copying material.
upd2
good advice was given by user Knave here
I do this:
I have a site with articles, for articles created RSS feed. Articles are "published" on Mondays. This means that on Saturday, I post the article on the site, but it is not visible. Those. you can open it only if you know its address (in the list there are no articles yet). Next, send pings to Yandex blogs and Google search (ping.blogs.yandex.ru and blogsearch.google.com). As a rule, by Monday morning, when the article appears on the site, it is already indexed by Yandex and Google.
And even if one-to-one copies it, the original article will be ranked above its copies. Those. Search engines will consider it the primary source.
Yes, sometimes there are failures and doubles crawl up. But this happens very rarely and is solved by writing to Yandex.
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/64927/
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