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   Lionrhodposted 10 years ago

   I just found an article of mine here: bestspace4you DOT blogspot DOT com
   
   You might want to check and see if your own articles are here.

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      maalarueposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks @Lionhod for informing me of my stolen Hub. I have filed a DMCA report. Thanks again.
      
      On another note. I have a question for you and other readers. I have filed DMCA complaints in the past and some are approved and some rejected. I don't understand how or why they would approve a site that is clearly a copyright infringement (my entire Hub duplicated, including pics), but reject others. I have tried to resubmit my complaint with a given URL, but they will not accept the submission of a URL previously submitted. Has anyone else encountered this problem?
      
      The site I'm referring to is http://www.killtimewithgymtime.com/about-us-1.html
      
      I have tried to contact the owner but to no avail.
      
      Any suggestions?
      
      Just to be clear. When Google says "rejected", that means the site URL content was removed. But those that say 'approved' are still up and active. Still don't understand why Google would 'approve' any of these duplicate sites!?
      
      Thanks again.

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         Lionrhodposted 10 years agoin reply to this

         Actually as I understand it, it's the opposite. Rejecting your DMCA means you didn't prove your claim. Approving your DMCA should mean the page has has been taken down.

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            maalarueposted 10 years agoin reply to this

            My list shows the exact opposite. The sites that show 'approved url' are gone. But just out of curiosity, if a site cannot be removed or taken down by Google, is there a way Google might be able to block or ignore their site completely so that it no longer registers as duplicate content? Just a thought.

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   Lionrhodposted 10 years ago

   Just for the heck of it, I clicked on other links on this site and found more articles that were apparently stolen from hub pages.

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      greeneyedblondieposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      I went on there and saw a lot of articles I've seen on hubpages, I didn't even have to read them. The question is, what do we do about it?

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   Lionrhodposted 10 years ago

   If any of your content was stolen, definitely file a DMCA with Google. I also emailed the blog owner and told her to take down my article.
   
   Additionally I sent a comment in two of the hubs I noticed, informing the owners and telling them to delete my message once they received the info.

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   Stacie Lposted 10 years ago

   They also have a facebook page...https://www DOT  facebook DOT com  /pages/  Best-Space/.........296590573860140

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      Lionrhodposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks, but I tried going to that page and got an error message. (LOL yes I did replace the DOTs, but I'm not getting anywhere with it.)

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   Lionrhodposted 10 years ago

   I just had my DMCA rejected by Google, because I didn't file it correctly. It has to be filed specifically to blogger.
   
   This article was pretty helpful.
   http://www.bloggeryard.com/2013/08/file … oogle.html 
   
   Also, google says they will deal with repeat offenders and you should contact SOMEBODY if you believe this person to be a repeat offender (which she definitely is). However I couldn't figure out WHO I was supposed to contact for that. Grrr!

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      Stacie Lposted 10 years agoin reply to this

      https://www.facebook.com    /pages    /Best-Space/     296590573860140(separated purposely)
      works for me on firefox....if you have a fb page, sign in and maybe that will helps.

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         Lionrhodposted 10 years agoin reply to this

         Thanks!
         
         Wow! I'm finding more stolen articles here every time I check.

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   Lionrhodposted 10 years ago

   I filed a 2nd request (hopefully correctly this time, with Blogger) but it's not showing in my Webmaster Tools DMCA dashboard, and the stolen page is still up.
   
   Any suggestions on how to handle, or specifically how to report a repeat offender (Google's info on that is vague) would be appreciated.
   
   TY!

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