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Re: copying websites: gardenwriters Digest, Vol 76, Issue 16
Here's the scenario...
I read something interesting that I want to blog about. I copy a quote
to use in my post--ALWAYS attributed with a link. It's a great way to
start a posting, or flight of fancy as the case may be....
At any rate, the TYNT material makes is seem as if, when that quote is
detected in my otherwise completely original posting, it pops the
reader from my page to the page from which the quote originated.
As I now understand your post, TYNT will merely add ANOTHER link ("if
you'd like to read more...") to the already linked quote, but leaves a
reader in my blog unless they opt to travel out (same as they would
have with the other attribution...).
Am I headed in the right direction here?
AND...what does TYNT get out of this? I assume they're in it for more
than the warm fuzzies.... How are they making their pound of flesh?
On May 15, 2009, at 1:36 PM, Doug Green wrote:
> Carlo - if you're asking me if you cut and paste something from my
> blog -
> post it into your blog - will I get a link back to my blog? The
> answer is
> yes, I'll get a text link back.
> If your question is will this cause some of your traffic to go to
> the blog
> where you copied the quote from? I would hope the answer is yes (and
> you
> should be linking back to any quote in any case).
>
> If the question is does the script take over your page and create an
> autormatic redirection the answer is no, it's not a javascript that
> takes
> over your page - it simply inserts a link back. But (insert evil
> grin here)
> if somebody is stealing my images for use on their website - maybe
> that's
> not such a bad idea. :-)
>
> D
Carlo A. Balistrieri, Executive Director
The Gardens at Turtle Point
Tuxedo Park, NY
845.351.2849
Zone 6
visit: www.BotanicalGardening.com and its BGBlog
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