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Copying an entire site is a bit different, if you copy one of their articles I doubt anything would happen. Maybe a sternly worded email. If you copied their
by watty 11y ago
Copying an entire site is a bit different, if you copy one of their articles I doubt anything would happen. Maybe a sternly worded email.
If you copied their entire site, used their name, and removed their ads I'm sure they'd get lawyers involved.
- madaxe_again 11y agoOh, but you could have something in the footer that says "full credit for content to daisy mayall", which is on par with their citations. It's a fun idea though - seo bomb them until their bottom line aches.
- cgm616 11y agoI don't think (not a lawyer) that they could do anything if you put a disclaimer that it is a parody of their "creative work." That should allow use of slightly changed (LessAdsDailyMail) trademarks, and proper citations could handle the rest.