StephenCronin
SearchWiki broke the Numbered Google Results greasemonkey script. :(
But for anyone who's interested, I've posted about how to fix it. :)
http://www.scratch99.com/2008/11/searchwiki-breaks-numbered-google-results-easy-fix/
Sorry, if anyone finds this spammy, but I think this may help some of you...
At the risk of spamming you all and related to the issue of scrapers in general rather than this specific case, if you're running WordPress, you might like to check out my Feed Entry Header plugin. There are other plugins which do something similar as well.
Using one of these will hopefully a) get a link back to your original article and b) let people know they aren't reading the original (which is why I put the message at the top - people won't bother switching to the original site when they've finished reading and see a message at the bottom).
Hi Tad,
Won't repeat the whole comment I left on your blog, but I thought it worth repeating this part:
According to the Sphinn guidelines (http://sphinn.com/guidelines.php), they actually prefer you to submit your own posts:
Yes, you can submit your own stories. In fact, we'd rather you directly submit your own stories you think are of interest to the community than have someone do it for you.
I've done that with a couple of posts and they've gone nowhere. I've also noticed that most of the articles that go hot are not submitted by the author. So it looks like the Sphinn community agrees with what you say, even though that's not the official policy.
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Great list! I'm a web developer and I didn't know all of these. While they wouldn't make it into my top 5 plugins for web developers, they definitely look useful.
I could never have got my current job without my other skills and abilities, but my blog played a big part in clinching the deal because the organisation is looking to introduce blogging and wants more blogging expertise...
And actually, that was one of the main reasons I created the blog - to help market myself to potential employers.
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