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]]> By: MaxPower http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2006/10/02/is-adsense-broken/comment-page-1/#comment-121883 MaxPower Tue, 03 Oct 2006 18:13:37 +0000 http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/?p=345#comment-121883 Excellent article! Too slow to react, to fast to accept. Your latest article (full vs partial feeds) will bring the adsense problems to a head. Here is my thinking: full feeds will win out as people realise that feeds that are partial have little utility. <br><br>As more and more people use full feeds, they will become aware of the plagiarisers and scrapers that steal their content and they'll contact Google. And Google will do nothing except request a DMCA fax. All the plagiariser need do is send in a counter notification and everything is back to what it was. Excellent article! Too slow to react, to fast to accept. Your latest article (full vs partial feeds) will bring the adsense problems to a head. Here is my thinking: full feeds will win out as people realise that feeds that are partial have little utility.

As more and more people use full feeds, they will become aware of the plagiarisers and scrapers that steal their content and they’ll contact Google. And Google will do nothing except request a DMCA fax. All the plagiariser need do is send in a counter notification and everything is back to what it was.

]]> By: MaxPower http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/2006/10/02/is-adsense-broken/comment-page-1/#comment-17540 MaxPower Tue, 03 Oct 2006 13:13:37 +0000 http://www.plagiarismtoday.com/?p=345#comment-17540 Excellent article! Too slow to react, to fast to accept. Your latest article (full vs partial feeds) will bring the adsense problems to a head. Here is my thinking: full feeds will win out as people realise that feeds that are partial have little utility. As more and more people use full feeds, they will become aware of the plagiarisers and scrapers that steal their content and they'll contact Google. And Google will do nothing except request a DMCA fax. All the plagiariser need do is send in a counter notification and everything is back to what it was. Excellent article! Too slow to react, to fast to accept. Your latest article (full vs partial feeds) will bring the adsense problems to a head. Here is my thinking: full feeds will win out as people realise that feeds that are partial have little utility.

As more and more people use full feeds, they will become aware of the plagiarisers and scrapers that steal their content and they'll contact Google. And Google will do nothing except request a DMCA fax. All the plagiariser need do is send in a counter notification and everything is back to what it was.

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