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I have thought about that and I cannot believe it is really a problem. My small negligible personal website notifies Google, Bing and Yahoo immediately and aut
by demetris 16y ago
I have thought about that and I cannot believe it is really a problem.
My small negligible personal website notifies Google, Bing and Yahoo immediately and automatically as soon as I publish something new. It also publishes a feed. Even if the content is picked up and republished right away by a site that is indexed every minute, it should be possible to determine correctly the original publisher.
In some cases, I can think of more ways to determine the original publisher. And certainly Google can think of even more.
- subsection1h 16y ago> I can think of more ways to determine the original publisher. Please share them. Thanks.
- demetris 16y agoHere is one scenario that comes easily to mind: I publish an article at only-original-content.com. The article has some images that are served from only-original-content.com/images. Now only-copied-content.com takes my original article and republishes it. Since only-copied-content simply copied the HTML, the images are still served from only-original-content.com/images. In that case it should be simple to determine who is the original publisher. Of course, only-original-content.com could simply be a CDN that only-copied-content.com uses for its static resources, but, again, it should be easy to determine whether that is the case.