I wonder, if there is no ending to this issue on the world wide web. Yes, news spread from one site to another and are being carried throughout the world
wide web like a flash, but, do we need to reproduce exactly the same thing like other websites do?
I’m talking about those shameful copycats who are desperate after the money that they could earn from stealing others content, and are eventually even being praised by their respective readers (who are not really aware of the trickery behind the scene). There are tons of websites with only a few news to be posted everyday, but, won’t you get bored seeing the same odd thing on every blog? Yes, it appears to be absolutely true that more than 80 percent of the world wide web is just being copied from other websites and sources and passed on, until the original author isn’t anymore recognized.
I don’t know what’s wrong, but Google often let’s the clone version rank higher than the original post which isn’t very fair if you would ask me. Is there no stopping to this copy and pasting issue that is quite rampant and dominant on the web right now? We, I and Kevin have been following a lot of blogs via our Google Reader lately, and noticed that it’s either Starmometer, ABS CBN or PEP that get the news out first, and the other blogs totally identically follow after a couple of hours, often times only in a few minutes.
Are you kidding me? Those people earn a lot of money from the copying and pasting that they are doing, and that is reality! Imagine, how hard people worked so hard to come up with a nice story to make it to Google’s first page of search terms, but ending up being copied and buried by the competition who know nothing but reproduce an identical version of whatever the origin source has come up.
I have to admit, we’ve gotten some of our ideas from other websites and a few lines of information, but we do our best to make our news and entertainment section look as original as possible, without having any sentence copied and pasted from another website. The idea from the news in general goes into our posts, while the construction is our own; I don’t understand why other people just can’t do so too.
I only thought that those money hungry people, self-proclaimed pro-bloggers, are the only kind of bloggers that goes to our list of dislikes, but there’s another breed rapidly growing, those are the ones who again, repeatedly over and over again, know nothing better but plagiarize the work of other people, whike ranking better, while being praised, while getting all the hits, and earning from it.
There must be something done now, and quickly, before not only our inbox gets spammed from Promotions and truly Senseless Point Less Annoying Messages, but the whole blogoshpere being infected by these nuisance writers.
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I noticed a few errors in the last couple of lines of your post.
lol ka gago
gago tska asa ka rin :p
First, try to re-read and re-read your article before you post it.
Second, Google’s algorithm depends on a number of factors that only them knows. Everybody can only speculate. Churning out good articles is just part of the factors but definitely, not the main factor. You can’t blame Google if your site doesn’t rank well. Instead, you have to dance to their tune. I believe there’s quite a number of you in this website. You can leverage on that.
Pinoyteen.net is a very good domain. I tell you, if some people I know own this domain they could have used it for something else.
I’m not blaming Google that our site doesn’t ranks well, we rank just as we expect to rank, we do not take our visitors from those entertainment posts of which idea comes from other sites, but those originally written ones of ours. Looks like you’ve misinterpret something there.
Yup talamak talaga yan pati nga ung galing sa Symbianize copy paste lang dto.. pnagmamalaki pa nung nagleech..
hmm.. di ka talaga marunong mag isip anoh? if, I were you, I would jump over to the post that we wrote about the opera mini chuva and read some of the most recent comments. being objective would be pretty much recommended
kasi naman, yung former forum moderator namin, galing dun sa symb eh, pasensya na hah, di ko naman kasi alam na tanga ka eh
Kahit member pa sya ng symb, leeching pa din ang gnawa nyo kasi nakikinabang ang mga non-members ng symb sa mga tricks ng members dun na kinopy-paste dito. BTW, punta ka nlang symbianize, kasi lumang luma na ung trick dito. Copy paste mo nlang ulit para updated na tong bulok na site mo. Pinoyleech.net
Totally agree, and the other frustrating thing from an authorship perspective is when the thieves pilfer the exact content (RSS feed) and assign it to an entirely different NAME so it pops up on some random aggregator blog with a byline of another author!!! If you find out how to stop people doing that, PLEASE let me know!
Shaping Youth is a nonprofit, and our credibility is at stake when those lousy bots and aggregators steal and rename right out from under our noses! Nothing wrong with cut-n-paste of a paragraph with attribution/links, per the Creative Commons guidelines/protocol but I'm with you, the feed-swipers need to cease and desist. It REALLY bugs me!
waaa copypaste ay talamak na. and it is not good. no no! it is not only used in online world (blogging) kundi sa school na rin. like a reaction paper. some students just surf the net and copypaste it. oh diba? magaling magaling! hahaha
humble yourself dude..
so humiliating naman yung cnabi muh sa isang nag-comment..
Try to respect others’ opinions.
If you cant, just try to say it in a not so very disgusting
humble yourself dude..
so humiliating naman yung cnabi muh sa isang nag-comment..
Try to respect others' opinions.
If you cant, just try to say it in a not so very disgusting way