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I don't think that is so much of an issue here as submitting a fluff summary instead of going another click and submitting the link to the original article. I
by russell 17y ago
I don't think that is so much of an issue here as submitting a fluff summary instead of going another click and submitting the link to the original article. I find that, for most part, summary articles link to the original. The only reason that I might submit the summary is if the comments are particularly good.
If you really suspect foul play, Google for the key terms and see what comes up.
OTOH a list of bloggers to avoid, because they are most often just wrong would be useful. But maybe it's apparent after a couple of paragraphs.
- tokenadult 17y agoIf you really suspect foul play, Google for the key terms and see what comes up. The example I found is where the blogger quotes darn near the entire article, but without ANY outlink or mention of the original author's name. Blogging is easy if someone else writes all the content of the blog posts. OTOH a list of bloggers to avoid, because they are most often just wrong would be useful. I'd be happy read such a list to know what not to surf over to.