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	<title>Comments on: Compliment or Kleptomania?</title>
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		<title>By: Nigel Morgan from Morgan PR, Creating Reputations</title>
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		<description>I feel your pain! I suspect with a good looking blog like yours that such online theft is commonplace?! I been there and done that and watched someone else waltz off in a counterfeit teeshirt.

I have to say, until the point where someone is making money from my hard work I am pretty relaxed; not to say I do not take an interest, but if someone takes an idea and runs with it, develops it or simply offers it for another readership... that is really okay.

Of course I love it when they give a nod of recognition and even more so when they make the effort to link back to my blog or website! That can lead to a fruitful relationship.

It took the plagiarist consort and the conscientious copyrighter&#039;s friend, Google to pin down a quote I recalled - Barbara Grizzuti Harrison, the American journalist, once said: &quot;There are no original ideas, only orignal people&quot; - which does put it into perspective.

Here in the UK, if copyrighted material is published online and through a UK ISP, it is relatively straightforward to get it taken down with the threat of legal action - we&#039;ve had to do this over stolen photography before - but once it goes international it can be much harder - I guess you could always go viral if a polite request failed!

Best of luck!</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I feel your pain! I suspect with a good looking blog like yours that such online theft is commonplace?! I been there and done that and watched someone else waltz off in a counterfeit teeshirt.</p>
<p>I have to say, until the point where someone is making money from my hard work I am pretty relaxed; not to say I do not take an interest, but if someone takes an idea and runs with it, develops it or simply offers it for another readership&#8230; that is really okay.</p>
<p>Of course I love it when they give a nod of recognition and even more so when they make the effort to link back to my blog or website! That can lead to a fruitful relationship.</p>
<p>It took the plagiarist consort and the conscientious copyrighter&#8217;s friend, Google to pin down a quote I recalled &#8211; Barbara Grizzuti Harrison, the American journalist, once said: &#8220;There are no original ideas, only orignal people&#8221; &#8211; which does put it into perspective.</p>
<p>Here in the UK, if copyrighted material is published online and through a UK ISP, it is relatively straightforward to get it taken down with the threat of legal action &#8211; we&#8217;ve had to do this over stolen photography before &#8211; but once it goes international it can be much harder &#8211; I guess you could always go viral if a polite request failed!</p>
<p>Best of luck!</p>
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