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Sex Blogger Alert! Plagiarism on the Rise
Written by Tara Tainton   
Sunday, 26 March 2006 23:00
It's quickly spreading throughout the online community of bloggers of explicit content. Someone - no, lots of folks - are plagiarizing our work for their own benefit. There's no credit given to the original writer or creator, no return link to the owner's site. Others are deciding to make blogging really easy by stealing another's blog entries.

It's happened to Always Aroused Girl and Anastasia of Sexualite as well. There are numerous others affected by the sweep of plagiarism. And we thought that the recent trend of hacking adult bloggers on free and public blogging platforms was the real "fun."

It's pathetic. There are folks out there who, instead of exercising their own creativity and fantasies or even making their lives what they really want them to be, are stealing others sexually explorative lives. Really, is it necessary? What do you really gain from grabbing someone else's public blog entries and pasting them into your own blog as if you've just lived those moments or had that fantasy yourself?


We all know that bad karma is headed the plagiarists' way. They'll get there's, and it won't be pretty. Some of them have already been discovered, and I'm sure many more are on the way. This all has come to the surface recently because the blogging community, mainstream and adult, are banning together to support and protect each other. When it comes down to it, we're all artists just wanting to exercise our right to creative freedom. We want to express ourselves and share to enlighten and mingle with others. When one of us is threatened; we all take it personally.

A perfect example of that is the recent action of Alex and Suze at AlexSuze.com. They know that not all bloggers can afford to come out of anonymity to file an official report, seek support when a plagiarist has attacked, or even have the knowledge or means to track down the culprit and demand a solution. Alex & Suze have created a form for submitting your case or report the occurrence of content theft and safely, securely take action against the plagiarist. A network of trustworthy fellow blog owners will research your case and bring the bad guys to justice. And how fulfilling is that?!


Read more of the details at AlexSuze.com. And don't forget to thank them for donating their own time and knowledge to benefit us all. Plant this animated button on your own site or blog and hyperlink it to lead other bloggers to a source that can help them or provide additional resources.

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If you don't think you've been a focus of the attack yet, keep your eye out. Be a great supporter of the blogging community and continue to meet, greet, and read fellow bloggers. In the process, keep your eye out for what may seem to be repeats of of your favorite blog entries and sexy stories. Those innocent-seeming copies of the work of your favorite bloggers may not come with any reference back to the rightful owner of the work or any other acknowledgement that a copyright is taken into consideration.

And keep a special eye out when enjoying the members' sexy blogs at Adult FriendFinder. You can enjoy and read them for free, and we know that at least one plagiarist had posted up a blog there using content stolen from one of our favorite erotic bloggers. As a writer and a reader, it's always good to brush up on your rights and responsibilities. Start by reading my article on "Your Rights as a Blogger: Part I."

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Anonymous | 2009-12-03 18:44
michael g.b. 03/27/2006 09:28 AM
"plagiarism" -- the philosophy of an old Greek thinker named "Plagiar" . . . he used to stroll about and hang-about the ancient Agora and Acropolis eavesdropping on the conversations at the local Helispont Starbucks and take notes which he then huriedly composed on his "laptop" (no, he didn't have a computer . . he literally scribbled these things RIGHT ON HIS LAP!) . . . then they were posted on poster sized broadsides all over Athens and Sparta bearing his signature, "Plagiar". when thes philosophers would rerad these and recognize their own conversation topics thereon, they banded together and decided to let "Plagiar" continue to his own demise: they deliberately held "stupid" and assinine conversations (as they winked at one another knowing old Plagiar was listening-in) then he posted these thoughts as his own and was eventually laughed out of Thrace . . out of Greece . . and found his way into history with the inroduction of the term "plagiarism" . . . (ain't that the way it happened?" :)

Tara, your Non-Plagiarizing WebMistress 03/27/2006 02:05 PM
I never knew the story! Thanks for the history lesson, Michael. History's definitely been revealed as your strong point and not mine. If only moments in history were made that palatable when I was in school! I was just fed dates, names, and numbers and no stories! :(

Aliza 03/29/2006 04:41 PM
I had a comment on my blog the other day from someone tellign me that my writ8ign had been plagerised. I was surprised. Very hard to stop this from happening.

Linda Smith 03/30/2006 08:51 PM
Tara, I've had bad dreams of my writings being plagiarized. AND, my Angels tell me that, "Linda, you've been plagiarized so many times, that you'd be shocked if you knew!" That is so sad! Disturbing, also!

Tara, your Writerly WebMistress 03/30/2006 09:30 PM
Yikes, Linda! So many of us must be victims of plagiarism with...
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