Tag: hothealthblog.com
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Plagiarism of The Post & Email Continues Despite Formal Complaint
FAKE WEBSITE CONTINUES TO STEAL OUR WORK, REMOVE ATTRIBUTION AND ALL LINKS by Sharon Rondeau (Sep. 5, 2020) — The Amazon-hosted “todaystopics.com,” styled after a website set up last year which duplicated The Post & Email’s unique content without permission or attribution, continues to repost every article we publish within a matter of hours or…
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Website Plagiarizing The Post & Email Reportedly Notified of Infringement
JUST WHO MIGHT THE “USER” BE? by Sharon Rondeau (Aug. 24, 2020) — The second website in just over a year conducting blanket plagiarism of The Post & Email’s content has been sent a copyright-infringement notice, according to a message this writer received Monday evening from Amazon Web Services (AWS). The website, “todaystopics.com,” consists entirely…
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Blog Plagiarizing The Post & Email Taken Down
ORIGIN AND PURPOSE OF MYSTERIOUS WEBSITE UNKNOWN by Sharon Rondeau (Dec. 27, 2019) — A blog styled “hothealthblog.com” which copied and published our content without permission has been taken down at the request of The Post & Email’s editor. The blog was discovered in a Google search in August and found to be replicating each…
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Blog Continues to Steal Our Work
AND REPORT ITS OWN PLAGIARISM! by Sharon Rondeau (Aug. 16, 2019) — The website, apparently originating in China, which we discovered on Wednesday is plagiarizing all of our work continues to do so even after complaints were filed with GoDaddy, as the domain registrar, and Cloudfare, as a proxy company which pledged to take appropriate…
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Website Plagiarizing The Post & Email Publishes our Article Reporting its Wrongdoing
DOMAIN REGISTERED WITH GODADDY; ORIGIN REPORTEDLY CHINA by Sharon Rondeau (Aug. 15, 2019) — As reported in a comment early Thursday morning by reader Robert Laity, the website “hothealthblog.com,” which appears to be publishing all of our original and editorial work through an automatic feed, posted our article published late Wednesday evening reporting its plagiarism…