[ July 05, 2005, 02:43 PM: Message edited by: Curtis hammond ]
Posted by Peter Gariepy (Member # 5434) on :
eh? now im curious... explain?
Posted by Doug Allan (Member # 2247) on :
yeah, I'm a bit curious as well
Posted by Curtis hammond (Member # 2170) on :
Simple...
Go there , type in your website url,, and it will search out any other website that copied your website. There was a website that copied several paragraphs of my text.
There is one website out there that is an exact clone of a popular marketer all except for the names..
This site will show you if anyone else copied your stuff.
Posted by old paint (Member # 549) on :
hey curt...POST THE LINK.....
Posted by Elaine Beauchemin (Member # 136) on :
Must be this place copyscape Posted by Don Coplen (Member # 127) on :
Went there, tried it, wasn't impressed. It brought up a bunch of websites, none of which had anything remotely to do with my site. Well, with the exception of Letterhead Sign Supply's site...which was with my blessing.
Posted by Frank Smith (Member # 146) on :
I looks very useful to me...I found a site that quoted from my old site...with my blessing. I'm working late nights to develope my new site and am very interested in seeing how it fits into the world wide web in every way. It's fascinating to see how Google regards me. I can't figure Yahoo out too well, though; I sent them some new info like my current business address of the past 2 years, and maybe they'll return better results soon. I looked at very few sign sites before embarking on my own project because I want it to be creative and don't want to steal anyone's words. It looks to me like copyscape can help prevent me from appropriating copy inadvertently. I'm impressed.
