Capturing article copy punks: what you can do now part 2 of 3

This is the second of three parts on the topic of article copyright infringment. The first part is an overview of an example of what I call an article copy punk. If you haven't read the first part, do that now, the rest will make more sense. Now for this part I will give a little insight on one of the most popular online sites that might be of help to you. Finally, the objective of this three part series is to inform and provide a starting point for others facing similar situations.

Copyright help sites available online

A quick search of anything related to the word "copyright" will return a website called Copyscape.com About Copyscape Copyscape attmepts to protect your rights online. This website allows you to search for different sites that have copied your content without asking for your permission first including those that have quoted you over time.

There is a completely free service for anyone to use and the website really makes it easy to add banners to your website or blog.



This website is worthy of a bookmark at least. You decide. www.copyscape.com

About the next part...

If you are a webmaster that submits articles to article submission websites you may have asked yourself the question, "How does one find their articles that are posted without the links in tact in the first place?" That's a very good question that I will answer by showing you how I am notified. It's very simple and easy to setup. Most never use the tools simply because they are hidden.