Hi Catherine, I must say that your site is building and has that friendly feel to it. It will go well, for you.

First up, try not to be too concerned about it; the moment we go online to create a presence, we will sometimes face headwinds. Part of the learning process is how we navigate the issues as they arise.

Kyle is doing you a favor; it puts the ball in your court. So, in a way, you have to find a solution; that will help you and your business in the long run. The caveat in that is that he will help to resolve if there is no resolution.

There is a learning curve and process for newer folks, and in the initial phases, there are some shocks to be addressed.

Niches and content ideas and titles are not inclusive to you alone.

Just like content its self; write, and they will come!

Couln't move on the beach yesterday there were too many Bloggers living the laptop lifestyle. taking up all the available space.

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If you take the article that you have described and presented here, there are probably 30 gazillion posts the same or similar.

If we talk about web pages (remember, every website can consist of multiple pages), the numbers are overwhelming. A colossal 4.2 billion pages exist on the Web, spread across 8.2 million web servers.

Each month, 70 million new posts appear on WordPress blogs alone.

In the US alone, there are 31.2 million bloggers.

Newer folks can be precious with and about their content journey.

" I wrote about it so no one else can, and if they do, they have copied me."

It is a natural process; it works itself through.

The key for us is not to buy into it, and also one of the critical things is never to feel the need to justify or defend your position, especially if you feel comfortable with what you are doing.

I know it can not be very pleasant when we feel our integrity is brought into question. As a closeout, this problem will dissipate, as an issue. I think that Sasha will not last the distance; you expend too much energy in the wrong places, it never goes well.

It raises another question; folks introduce people to WA on a paid basis, if they go premium.

Is there a responsibility for them to monitor and give guidance when a member of their subtribe creates issues in the community?

It is suitable for all communities to confront and create conversations around issues as they arise.

So take care and keep on building that website of yours. Don't let others put you off your game.

Maybe she's just a little insecure and will settle down when she's been here for a while, and will learn that she can't dictate what you write. I'm sure many of us have similar niches and will write similar posts about similar products.

I wouldn't worry too much, even though I know it is unsettling and upsetting to be accused of something you haven't done.

In the long run, hopefully WA management will mediate and decide on who did what.

This is really a unnecessary event added on you. As I know, WA platform do not allowed copied content for publish. Since you can publish your content here is a good evidence your content has qualified by WA platform. I hope she will stop accused you after your clarification to her. Can this case be handle by WA management?

Good Job Eccatherine, for the second part of your story. You checked her site and noticed that she didn't copy your content either. That's a good, and should let this go. Or you can research to find out if she is the type of a woman that has the habit of suing other business owners for nothing lol,

Favorme.

Hi Catherine,

Your solution to this problem is perfect! Just pretend she doesn't exist and keep working. Kyle will handle things on his end.

132 posts in progress!! You are way beyond impressive and I cannot imagine anything but tremendous success in your future! :-)

BTW I think they may be some plugins that stop people from copying information off your webite with the copy to clipboad function.

Frank