10 Commandments of Link Building

[ashu@webnewtons]

Apolozise

Hi Every one!
I have removed the post just because owner of this artcle says that i have not mentioned the source file of the article, i have already mentioned the source file of the article 10 Commandments of Link Building 10 Commandments of Link Building

I would like to apolozise. I have not done this in order to gain reputation but in order to share his thought which i like very much.

Thanks

 

[Heman maximus]

Thanks.

 

[blabla]

nice article, reputation addded

 

[webgaya]

Gave 5 stars!
2,4,7 and 10 are my favorites.
Thanks again for posting.

webgaya.

 

[projectw3]

I like the way you make it sound like a poem.

 

[actual-author]

A content thief among us...

Hi everyone.

I just wanted to thank you all for your kind words about my article. Yes, I said MY article: "10 Commandments of Link Building"

Let me explain.

You see, the person who posted the article (ashu@webnewtons) makes a habit of copying articles, removing the author's name, and posting them in this forum as if they are his own work.

Exhibit A - You can see that I'm the rightful author of this article by viewing it at http://www.isedb.com/db/articles/1534/1/The-10-Commandments-of-Link-Building/The-10-Commandments-of-Link-Building.html. That's my smiling mug beside the article.

Exhibit B - For further proof of this deceitful tactic, just click on the guy's forum profile and check out his other posts. If you look way, way down at the bottom of the article, you'll see a subtle hyperlink labeled "source." This leads to the original article, as if that makes it okay to misrepresent yourself.

Here's the strategy. He copies articles, removes the author's name, puts a subtle link at the end, and plays the content off as his own. The result? You all shower him with praise and reputation points.

He has fooled all of you, violated copyright law, violated the rules of the forum, and misrepresented himself.

My only question is ... why is he still a forum member?

 

[RJ]

Thanks for bringing this to my attention, Brandon. If you'd like your article removed or trimmed, let me know.

I'll give Ashutosh the benefit of the doubt and assume he is unfamiliar with copyright laws on Internet content. (But a 'copyright violation warning' has been issued.) Using small quotes from an article with attribution is allowed to spur discussion, but please do not repost articles in full without having reprint rights or permission of the author.

RJ

 

[ashu@webnewtons]

Okay, my apologies to Brandon, i never intended to misled people. I only wanted to share nice articles i came across. However next time onwards i wont be placing entire articles in my posts, rather i shall place link to the articles.