How to Protect My Website Copyright When Someone take my Content
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QwertyManiac
Commander in Chief
I suggest you read the Handbook of Indian Copyright laws first here:
*www.education.nic.in/copyright.asp
That will give you the extent and limits of what all it covers.
Next, visit the official Copyright website:
*copyright.gov.in/
There is a link at the right for the form needed to register. That form should provide additional details.
Or if you want to go the more "relaxed" way: Get CreativeCommons license. You can't really sue people though, with that.
*www.education.nic.in/copyright.asp
That will give you the extent and limits of what all it covers.
Next, visit the official Copyright website:
*copyright.gov.in/
There is a link at the right for the form needed to register. That form should provide additional details.
Or if you want to go the more "relaxed" way: Get CreativeCommons license. You can't really sue people though, with that.
anandk
Distinguished Member
*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showthread.php?t=69511&highlight=plagiarized
Edit: Sometimes simply bringing it to the notice to the other website helps. like it did in my case yesterday.
the article taken from my *www.winvistaclub.com/t25.html was copied at *windowsaddict.blogspot.com/2007/11/most-useful-kb-articles-for-windows.html .
after writing a comment there, that site has been 'gentlemanly' enough to include my link as source, at the end of the article, now.
Edit: Sometimes simply bringing it to the notice to the other website helps. like it did in my case yesterday.
the article taken from my *www.winvistaclub.com/t25.html was copied at *windowsaddict.blogspot.com/2007/11/most-useful-kb-articles-for-windows.html .
after writing a comment there, that site has been 'gentlemanly' enough to include my link as source, at the end of the article, now.
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