Your House May Be Next
July 18, 2008 by fayezie
This pack of preschoolers roams the neighborhood, invading freezers in search of Popsicles, trampling through sprinklers, drag racing tricycles, and leaving in their wake trails of 
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I just found a website that is guilty of scraping our personal posts and posting them on their blog for their use-no links to our blogs and no permission from me at least. I thought you might be interested to know that this post is on their blog…and you might find more of your posts over there. I have found 5-6 of my personal posts on this site (I put my name as they have it posted by in the search box at this blog) and I am trying to figure out what to do about this infringement of copyright. It looks like they are stealing posts from WordPress blogs. Here is the site-I linked to this post they copied from you so you could see what they have done:
http://www.famlove.cn/?p=69148
Hey! You’ve been secretly photographing our house.
@Mercedes: I have my content stolen from http://joeaveragegetsfit.wordpress.com all the time, sometimes within hours by scrapers.
If it becomes a problem, then start searching for information. For example, there an article on what to do when people steal your stuff.
It’s a unfortunate part of life on the ‘Net. People steal your stuff to get people to go to their site so they can sell something.