Comments on: Automatic Plagiarism http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2005/08/01/automatic-plagiarism/ Content Theft, Plagiarism, Copyright Infringement Wed, 17 Mar 2010 01:05:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Ravenhttp://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2005/08/01/automatic-plagiarism/comment-page-1/#comment-12 Raven Tue, 02 Aug 2005 14:52:05 +0000 http://ravensrants.com/wordpress/?p=48#comment-12 I just wanted to say that I could not agree more. By the by, I just converted all of my feeds over to Feedburner and I will be using Buzzburner once the site goes live. It's still in Beta right now.Thank you for your insightful feedback! I just wanted to say that I could not agree more. By the by, I just converted all of my feeds over to Feedburner and I will be using Buzzburner once the site goes live. It’s still in Beta right now.

Thank you for your insightful feedback!

]]> By: Ravenhttp://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2005/08/01/automatic-plagiarism/comment-page-1/#comment-121797 Raven Tue, 02 Aug 2005 14:52:05 +0000 http://ravensrants.com/wordpress/?p=48#comment-121797 I just wanted to say that I could not agree more. By the by, I just converted all of my feeds over to Feedburner and I will be using Buzzburner once the site goes live. It's still in Beta right now.<br><br>Thank you for your insightful feedback! I just wanted to say that I could not agree more. By the by, I just converted all of my feeds over to Feedburner and I will be using Buzzburner once the site goes live. It’s still in Beta right now.

Thank you for your insightful feedback!

]]> By: Dick Costolohttp://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2005/08/01/automatic-plagiarism/comment-page-1/#comment-11 Dick Costolo Tue, 02 Aug 2005 14:28:50 +0000 http://ravensrants.com/wordpress/?p=48#comment-11 Hi there, this is Dick Costolo from FeedBurner. This is a great post and very thoughtful. I have commented on this issue on a couple blogs, but we specifically designed buzzBoost so that it would be USELESS to spammers and adsense trickster and other nefarious users of such a tool. Because it is solely javascript based, the content doesn't get indexed by any search bot, there are no contextual ads that can be placed around it, AND our terms of service, unlike a few other tools, explicitly prevents anybody but the owner of the copyrights to the content from using the service. We absolutely and completely understand the issue you are describing and it's why we only provided a script based version of the tool. If there are nefarious potential uses of BuzzBoost (i like the word "nefarious") that you can think of that we haven't covered, please do shoot us a personal note at feedback at feedburner doht com and we will be delighted to engage in a conversation on the topic. We think this is going to be a huge area of interest in the coming months, and it's incumbent on services like us that are specifically publisher focused to make sure we help provide tools that can be used for good, so that rationalizations for promoting questionable tools :) are less compelling. Hi there, this is Dick Costolo from FeedBurner. This is a great post and very thoughtful. I have commented on this issue on a couple blogs, but we specifically designed buzzBoost so that it would be USELESS to spammers and adsense trickster and other nefarious users of such a tool. Because it is solely javascript based, the content doesn’t get indexed by any search bot, there are no contextual ads that can be placed around it, AND our terms of service, unlike a few other tools, explicitly prevents anybody but the owner of the copyrights to the content from using the service. We absolutely and completely understand the issue you are describing and it’s why we only provided a script based version of the tool. If there are nefarious potential uses of BuzzBoost (i like the word “nefarious”) that you can think of that we haven’t covered, please do shoot us a personal note at feedback at feedburner doht com and we will be delighted to engage in a conversation on the topic. We think this is going to be a huge area of interest in the coming months, and it’s incumbent on services like us that are specifically publisher focused to make sure we help provide tools that can be used for good, so that rationalizations for promoting questionable tools :) are less compelling.

]]> By: Dick Costolohttp://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2005/08/01/automatic-plagiarism/comment-page-1/#comment-121796 Dick Costolo Tue, 02 Aug 2005 14:28:50 +0000 http://ravensrants.com/wordpress/?p=48#comment-121796 Hi there, this is Dick Costolo from FeedBurner. This is a great post and very thoughtful. I have commented on this issue on a couple blogs, but we specifically designed buzzBoost so that it would be USELESS to spammers and adsense trickster and other nefarious users of such a tool. Because it is solely javascript based, the content doesn't get indexed by any search bot, there are no contextual ads that can be placed around it, AND our terms of service, unlike a few other tools, explicitly prevents anybody but the owner of the copyrights to the content from using the service. We absolutely and completely understand the issue you are describing and it's why we only provided a script based version of the tool. If there are nefarious potential uses of BuzzBoost (i like the word "nefarious") that you can think of that we haven't covered, please do shoot us a personal note at feedback at feedburner doht com and we will be delighted to engage in a conversation on the topic. We think this is going to be a huge area of interest in the coming months, and it's incumbent on services like us that are specifically publisher focused to make sure we help provide tools that can be used for good, so that rationalizations for promoting questionable tools :) are less compelling. Hi there, this is Dick Costolo from FeedBurner. This is a great post and very thoughtful. I have commented on this issue on a couple blogs, but we specifically designed buzzBoost so that it would be USELESS to spammers and adsense trickster and other nefarious users of such a tool. Because it is solely javascript based, the content doesn’t get indexed by any search bot, there are no contextual ads that can be placed around it, AND our terms of service, unlike a few other tools, explicitly prevents anybody but the owner of the copyrights to the content from using the service. We absolutely and completely understand the issue you are describing and it’s why we only provided a script based version of the tool. If there are nefarious potential uses of BuzzBoost (i like the word “nefarious”) that you can think of that we haven’t covered, please do shoot us a personal note at feedback at feedburner doht com and we will be delighted to engage in a conversation on the topic. We think this is going to be a huge area of interest in the coming months, and it’s incumbent on services like us that are specifically publisher focused to make sure we help provide tools that can be used for good, so that rationalizations for promoting questionable tools :) are less compelling.

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