Article Theft...What to do about it
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Dealing with Article Theft: What You Can Do
Overview:
Article theft is a growing issue for many writers. How should you respond?
Introduction:
In today's digital landscape, article theft has become a significant concern for authors. Your work might be taken from your website without permission or lifted from third-party platforms.
The Digital "Wild West":
The internet can sometimes feel like the "Wild West" with its disregard for established rules. As law-abiding individuals, this means we have our work cut out for us in protecting our content.
To Act or Not to Act:
Surprisingly, I often choose not to react to article theft. Why? Simply put, I don't have the time to monitor everything. While some writers meticulously track every link to their content, this can be both tedious and time-consuming.
A Practical Approach:
If someone uses my article without permission but retains the original content and links, I generally don't worry about it. However, if they alter the content, headers, title, or claim credit, I will reach out to demand corrections. Even with broken links, I tend to let minor issues slide.
Focus on What Matters:
In writing, time is valuable. I concentrate on addressing severe violations, allowing minor ones to pass. My approach isn't perfect, but it prevents me from getting distracted by what I see as unnecessary pursuits. I'd rather focus my energy on creating new content than on chasing down every infringer.
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