I Win

Written by rmogull | Filed under Misc, Non-Geek | 13 comments

13 comments

1. Chris Jackson Jul 2

   Is it really stealing when they atrribute the article to you and your site and the link takes one to your site?

2. Alex Jul 2

   Well, he *is* Russian, so it’s gotta be late there… No doubt it’ll be interesting when he wakes up.

3. rmogull Jul 2

   Someone mentioned it in the other thread- they just aggregate a bunch of everyone’s content, don’t contribute anything or comment, and sell advertising around it. I don’t mind people who comment on or build on the content, but refeeding and selling advertising?

4. rybolov Jul 2

   “rat phucking” You’re killing me here, Rich. =)

5. windexh8er Jul 2

   Well, that is funny… Although they’re not doing much more than just syndicating RSS feeds. Looks like now one needs an RSS firewall to block content to syndication sites that don’t actually check content. :) CAPTCHA for RSS?

6. Dave Lewis Jul 2

   OMFG that is too funny. The best part will be when Sergey sees how long that has been posted on his own site. ;)

7. wishi Jul 2

   Hmmh, what’s so bad about a search engine, summing up stuff from several sites… ? I don’t see the problem in general. Okay, this site is comercial and very crappy.

   “lipstick on a pig” (http://www.liquidmatrix.org/blog/2008/07/02/security-ratty-steals-content-one-time-too-many/) :-)

   But in general that has been/is nothing else than a huge blogroll with the articles.

   Have fun,
   wishi

8. Doug Woodall Jul 3

   Ive seen some of my stuff on there too. Ive not bothered yet, I want to see how popular the site gets.
   Ya did good!

9. Rani Jul 3

   Priceless…

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