When it comes to plagiarism, most Webmasters don’t believe that there’s a problem. They, like I once did, view plagiarism as purely an academic crime and don’t realize that people do steal works for non-academic purposes on the Web. Those few who do realize that there’s a problem seldom think that it will affect them. Those who understand that often think that there’s nothing that they can do about it and the few who understand that they do have recourse might not be sure exactly what it is.

That’s what these papers are for.

Though not a legal guide by any stretch, these works are designed to help you, as a content creator, deal with the rampant plagiarism on the Web by giving you tools and information to fight back.

Most of these pages appeared, previously, on my other site, ravensrants.com in the “Stop Internet Plagiarism” section of that site. However, for PT, the works have been updated, corrected and expanded to help you take advantage of the latest tools, technologies and laws to effectively win the fight.

Because, even though it’s a grim fight to say the least, with the right tools and right attitude, it’s definitely a winnable war. All you have to do is be willing to put forth the time and effort to stand up for your rights.