Few ways to avoid copying the contents of your blog.
In the world of blogging,problems that many face is that their blog content being copied by someone. Many people gets disappointed and find it difficult to prevent it. But, Today lets learn some ways to prevent copying the content of your blog.
Method 1: Disable right mouse click :
The first method is to disable the right click. To do this, we must change the body of our HTML. At the back end, go to Template / Edit HTML and go to the header.php section. Then simply change the tag <body> by the following (which will prevent the selection of text and images from a post):
<body onmousedown=’return false;’ onselectstart=’return false;’>
Another potential source of replacement is the following (which will do the same as before and also disable the right click mouse):
<body oncontextmenu=’return false;’ onmousedown=’return false;’ onselectstart=’return false;’>
Best known weakness: Access to the source code directly.
Method 2: Include a license or register :
Obtaining license is one another way to prevent your site being copied by someone. There are many vendors who issue license online. Some of them are GPL, Creative Commons, etc.. and the most common is copyright and must be taken into account, however the latter has a somewhat higher value in some cases.
Best known weakness: Lack of contact with the pseudo-blogger who runs the website.
Method 3: Link your posts internally:
That more than one way to prevent you from copying is to take advantage of those who usually do, especially those services that capture the content of a feed as they unwittingly work to play the links.
The most convenient for it is always link your osts internally. So that if copied someone, at least get some benefits of link back.
Here, I have left these ideas and request you to innovate more on it. Theb est preventive way is in ourself and lets explore it.
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September 14th, 2009
Thanks very much for that imformative blog post.
September 29th, 2009
This is really good. Thanks for this post!!!