I don't know exactly. What's a tiny bit of link juice worth? What's a tiny edge in Google ranking worth? If it is simply sending an email, then, sure I'll spen

I don't know exactly. What's a tiny bit of link juice worth? What's a tiny edge in Google ranking worth? If it is simply sending an email, then, sure I'll spend two minutes doing that. If I need to engage a lawyer, no it's probably not worth that. But again, my bigger concern is that if this content is now part of a spinning database then it's not one spun article, it's hundreds. This hasn't happened yet, so maybe this just borrowing trouble I don't yet have, but even as an academic legal question, suppose this sort of sophisticated plagiarism happens to your content on a broad scale: can anything be done about it?