content protection

[linkdomain]

what is the best way to protect original content? does anyone use the services from copyscape.com?

 

[Eraser]

There is no best way to protect your content. But you can use .htaccess file and ban all countries that you don't want traffic from. That's the easy way to cut down copy attacks

 

[linkdomain]

ok, i think that's a good idea

 

[DC20]

If you don't care about search engines, then there are many options...if so, the problem is anything the search engines can read someone can copy. Images are a different story and somewhat easier, but for text it is problematic. However, search engines generally seem to handle this pretty well (assuming the site isn't dedicated to copying you alone).

 

[Tia Wood]

You can copyright website content going through Copyright.gov

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More info: http://www.copyright.gov/circs/circ66.pdf

what is the best way to protect original content? does anyone use the services from copyscape.com?

Or maybe I misunderstood your question. I am half asleep. But I'll leave the link for those interested.

 

[Theo]

How to use the DMCA to your benefit.

 

[linkdomain]

very good options, thank you guys. and a special thanks to my little kung fu buddy.

 

[myst woman]

Hmmn good info to think about guys.

 

[BacklinkMafia]

I've tried copyscape.com. Thank's, useful service.

 

[ALGWorks]

Copyscape is great for verifying content is original, though not necessarily the best for protecting your content. I wouldn't recommend restricting countries visiting your website either unless you are looking to severely restrict your traffic flow.

What I'd do instead is restrict the ability to print or copy from a given page. There are a few options given here, if you're savvy with coding: http://www.codingforums.com/archive/index.php/t-108.html

While that won't prevent someone from manually writing down whatever you have on your page it will at least provide you some level of protection.