narangz
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shantanu said:cyrus and narangz : maintain peace guys..
That's why I said I wont be replying to such posts here. Thank you
shantanu said:cyrus and narangz : maintain peace guys..
iMav said:i hope things are now clear to drgrudge & din![]()
You talk as if I made a mistake. IMO, myself, din or anyone didn't. This issue happened for good. naveen_reloaded PMed me to clarify and I interfered. Since the rules weren't clear, I asked FatBeing to clarify.iMav said:i hope things are now clear to drgrudge & dinthank u fat being for clearing things and sorry choto sir for my off topic post
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FatBeing said:The "source" issue:
1. Avoid reproducing entire articles: depending on the source, it might be illegal to reproduce content in its entirety. Partial reproduction with a citation is much less likely to cause legal hassles. Also, it's only fair that the person who wrote the article get a little traffic for his / her efforts.
FatBeing said:2. You're more than welcome to cite your personal blogs as sources, if (and only if) you are the original creator of the content. I've updated the rules to this effect.
What this means is that members should navigate thus: Digit > Original source and not Digit > member blog > original source.
FatBeing said:The "source" issue:
2. You're more than welcome to cite your personal blogs as sources, if (and only if) you are the original creator of the content. I've updated the rules to this effect.
What this means is that members should navigate thus: Digit > Original source and not Digit > member blog > original source.
If you have made previous posts that violate this rule, please take the weekend to replace your blog link with the original source. This applies to all members.
din said:Original creator - like you make a tutorial, or a review, or you want to tell us about some service, or you found some hidden feature in some software, anything but your own. But how come the virus test review / news is your own ? ?
Please read my post in the last page. Exactly same as what FatBeing mentioned. Hes right about the copyright issue. So you can post a small section of the article and can give link to the original source, or you can put the entire article (provided there is no copyright issue) and then put your blog / site as source. Whats the confusion in that ? Why thats is a bad idea ? ?
Now think about the rule. Why it is needed. Reason. Someone post a very useful info - for example - IE has a very serious security issue, patch it as soon as possible - else your HDD will be formatted. More info here - Imagine the 'more info here link' goes to some blog which has lot of google ads, banners and all stuff (which makes it difficult to find the news at all), then we find the news there, and that is not enough, it says, for more news, click here - goes to another site which has bit more details, again goes to MS site or the original news providers site, then finally to download the patch ! This example has nothing to do with your site, it is just an example, but there is a great chance that new members here will do it if no such rules are there. The rule helps the reader to get the content very fast and when its needed instead of all these blog -> site -> some other site -> news source -> patch site -> patch download, the long way.