A brief discussion on how to protect your rights if your original blog posts are plagiarized

Yesterday, when Snail had nothing to do, he randomly selected the titles of a few blog posts and searched them on Baidu. The main purpose was to see if they were included. I found that my blog content was not included, but was reposted by a website. Snail also has a friendly link cooperation with the webmaster of this website, but when I saw "reprinted" past articles without the source of this article, I believe this is quite annoying for a webmaster who is serious about blogging. .

Online copyright in mainland China is currently relatively weak. When searching for relevant cases, we did not find many examples of rights protection. Most of the methods are similar. Let our blog itself adopt methods such as prohibiting copying, adding copyright instructions, image and text watermarks, etc. Snail has also mentioned before, "Snail talks about how to solve the problem of website/blog content being plagiarized." Personally, I I think the most direct way is to resolve it through legal means. Firstly, it can enhance the rights protection awareness of our webmasters, and secondly, it can also popularize legal rights protection among the public.

Snail has applied for a lawyer on the 110 Rights Protection Network in the morning, and has already contacted interested lawyers, and has now entered the stage of collecting evidence.

I believe that as long as all of us original bloggers can take action, more exposure of such cases will definitely increase the copyright awareness of all of us. The budget for legal fees is not too much, so this time Snail is ready to give it a try.

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