In the last couple of days I’ve had blog posts scraped and posted on Zahal.com without my permission. My feed says
The post (X) appeared first on An NC Gun Blog. If you see this elsewhere, please contact me. © 2008-2013 by the authors of An NC Gun Blog. This feed is for personal, non-commercial use only. Using this feed on any other site is a copyright violation. Scraping isn’t kosher.
I think that’s pretty clear. The douchenozzles at Zahar.com don’t seem to care where they get their content, relying on the “what are you going to do about it?” defense.
Here’s your answer. I’m betting that this appears on their site immediately after I hit post.
UPDATE: Here’s a screen shot of my post on their page
I had much a quicker response than I expected. I left a comment on the last post of mine that they swiped and got an email response.
Hello
I received you message “STOP Stealing my blog posts.” for http://zahal.com/what-happens-when-both-sides-make-a-list.
I put it with RSS from http://www.ncgunblog.com/2014/02/28/happens-sides-make-list/, I am very sorry that this makes a problem, please tell me what you like me to do, I can delete this post or I can credit you in addition to credits it has now.
Sorry for this.
My response
You can immediately stop using my RSS feed to put content on your page. You can also immediately stop using the RSS feeds of other bloggers. I’m now going through your site looking for other bloggers and telling them what you are doing.
Sean
Their response
HelloI did stopped and deleted the posts I was sure that is why they have RSS to other people will post their articles and link to their sites with full credits.
The result? The entire category has disappeared.
Looks good to me. Other bloggers should keep an eye out to see if any of their stuff appears here.