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My content ==> http://www.lifehack.org/articles/featured/13
Jeremy I meant to tell you as well that DMCA has a plugin called DMCA Website Protection Badge once your registered with them, it will put an icon on your pages for you
You can also go to DMCA, and register your site. put up DMCA logo's on your site. Then you can tell them to take it down
Oh!! You were showing an example of a spun article and wanting to know how to protect your site? Definitely get it registered for free at DMCA and if you find any spun articles, you can show it was protected.
Ahhhh! DMCA site is down right now, but I would write to them and tell them to take it down. Get to DMCA as soon as you can and get your site protected.
Heh, I just asked a friend for this yesterday. It's called Digg Digg. You can customize it to have other buttons.
Thank you so much. I couldn't find one I liked and the one I used didn't have pinterest in it
Did you see that discussion: https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/authoring-writing-content/how-to-copyright-protect-website-content
Tell Google. I never had to do it but I read it is a first step so the other website cannot be indexed for the spun content. Best of luck with that issue.
Thanks for that link. I'll wait a day or 2 first to see if they respond to my email. And then I will resort to Google.
Not really that bothered actually. Just that if I can take it down, then I will. I've contacted both Lifehack and Fooyoh.
Just realised it is you who have commented over there! :) Yup, I have contacted both Lifehack and Fooyoh about the matter. We'll wait and see.
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My content ==> http://www.lifehack.org/articles/featured/13
Wow! That was fast! You just published that!
How do I find out if anyone is doing the same with my content??
Lifehack chooses when to publish my stuff.
I just got lucky. I decided to Google the title of my article for fun, and I found something very queer in the SERPs. I clicked through and boy, was I shocked. Not forgetting how fast my article was spun.
Jeremy I meant to tell you as well that DMCA has a plugin called DMCA Website Protection Badge once your registered with them, it will put an icon on your pages for you
You can also go to DMCA, and register your site. put up DMCA logo's on your site. Then you can tell them to take it down
Oh!! You were showing an example of a spun article and wanting to know how to protect your site? Definitely get it registered for free at DMCA and if you find any spun articles, you can show it was protected.
Ahhhh! DMCA site is down right now, but I would write to them and tell them to take it down. Get to DMCA as soon as you can and get your site protected.
Heh, I just asked a friend for this yesterday. It's called Digg Digg. You can customize it to have other buttons.
Thank you so much. I couldn't find one I liked and the one I used didn't have pinterest in it
Did you see that discussion: https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/authoring-writing-content/how-to-copyright-protect-website-content
Tell Google. I never had to do it but I read it is a first step so the other website cannot be indexed for the spun content. Best of luck with that issue.
Thanks for that link. I'll wait a day or 2 first to see if they respond to my email. And then I will resort to Google.
Not really that bothered actually. Just that if I can take it down, then I will. I've contacted both Lifehack and Fooyoh.
Just realised it is you who have commented over there! :) Yup, I have contacted both Lifehack and Fooyoh about the matter. We'll wait and see.
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Hi everyone, I'm trying to get my posts to show the comments number from the homepage. What I mean is this.
Right now I'm seeing this:
There's a plugin that inserts comment counts in your theme or in the admin section, and can be selected to show on the front page.
Don't know if it will work. It might be worth a try.
http://wordpress.org/plugins/gregs-show-total-conversations/screenshots/
It was referenced in the following thread:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/comment-counter-1
I have no experience with this. It came up when I did a search for comment count plugins.
~Jude
I thought that meant that each comment is counted, including the admin replies. That's the way it shows on most blogs. Maybe I misunderstood.
As Wayne mentioned, it is a good idea to have a siterubix test site where you can test these things to see how they perform before you add them to your main blog.
The code in that thread is given as:
<?php comments_number('0', '1 comment', '% comments'); ?>
Maybe you can ask the developer if that code would work and exactly where to insert it. I see you are using a paid theme.
The theme developer should be able to answer a direct question like that instead of just referring you to the codex page.
~Jude
He referred me to that page plus the file and line I needed to edit. But that's all. He said it was best I pay someone to get this job done for me if I still didn't know.
But I realised it isn't as simple as just adding that piece of code. Or maybe it is, just that I'm too newbie to know what I'm doing, heh.
If it were me, I would send Bo Gilbert (bothewebguy) a private message with the exact information the theme developer gave you.
Bo has been building websites for 15 years so I imagine he knows a thing or two and can guide you in the right direction, or refer you to the right person.
Basically, if you go to your theme options editor, and copy/save the relevant file as a backup into notepad (just in case you need to add it back), then you can go ahead and insert the code as per the theme developer's instructions. If you mess up, you can copy/paste your saved code back to your site either via your admin back office, or by FTP.
Or Bo might have another suggestion for you.
I would do it for you but I am not a coder. I can do simple things and sometimes I have messed up and have had to reinstate my backup file in order to return the site to normal...lol.
Does your theme have a forum? Sometimes others have asked the same question and have achieved what you are trying to do.
~Jude
Jeremy, I think what Wayne is saying should put you on the right track. I am interested on how you make out.
My theme developer actually referred me to this.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/get_comments_number
But I have no experience with code, so I'm still lost.
I think that's part of your themes coding. Maybe install a theme that has it on a siterubix website and look at the code and see how they did it.
Sorry not me, but you sure will get answers ;)
By the way, you have a very nice and good site there :)
Thomas
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Need to Get Comments Number HELP
Hi everyone, I'm trying to get my posts to show the comments number from the homepage. What I mean is this.
Right now I'm seeing this:
There's a plugin that inserts comment counts in your theme or in the admin section, and can be selected to show on the front page.
Don't know if it will work. It might be worth a try.
http://wordpress.org/plugins/gregs-show-total-conversations/screenshots/
It was referenced in the following thread:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/comment-counter-1
I have no experience with this. It came up when I did a search for comment count plugins.
~Jude
I thought that meant that each comment is counted, including the admin replies. That's the way it shows on most blogs. Maybe I misunderstood.
As Wayne mentioned, it is a good idea to have a siterubix test site where you can test these things to see how they perform before you add them to your main blog.
The code in that thread is given as:
<?php comments_number('0', '1 comment', '% comments'); ?>
Maybe you can ask the developer if that code would work and exactly where to insert it. I see you are using a paid theme.
The theme developer should be able to answer a direct question like that instead of just referring you to the codex page.
~Jude
He referred me to that page plus the file and line I needed to edit. But that's all. He said it was best I pay someone to get this job done for me if I still didn't know.
But I realised it isn't as simple as just adding that piece of code. Or maybe it is, just that I'm too newbie to know what I'm doing, heh.
If it were me, I would send Bo Gilbert (bothewebguy) a private message with the exact information the theme developer gave you.
Bo has been building websites for 15 years so I imagine he knows a thing or two and can guide you in the right direction, or refer you to the right person.
Basically, if you go to your theme options editor, and copy/save the relevant file as a backup into notepad (just in case you need to add it back), then you can go ahead and insert the code as per the theme developer's instructions. If you mess up, you can copy/paste your saved code back to your site either via your admin back office, or by FTP.
Or Bo might have another suggestion for you.
I would do it for you but I am not a coder. I can do simple things and sometimes I have messed up and have had to reinstate my backup file in order to return the site to normal...lol.
Does your theme have a forum? Sometimes others have asked the same question and have achieved what you are trying to do.
~Jude
Jeremy, I think what Wayne is saying should put you on the right track. I am interested on how you make out.
My theme developer actually referred me to this.
http://codex.wordpress.org/Template_Tags/get_comments_number
But I have no experience with code, so I'm still lost.
I think that's part of your themes coding. Maybe install a theme that has it on a siterubix website and look at the code and see how they did it.
Sorry not me, but you sure will get answers ;)
By the way, you have a very nice and good site there :)
Thomas
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Wow! That was fast! You just published that!
How do I find out if anyone is doing the same with my content??
Lifehack chooses when to publish my stuff.
I just got lucky. I decided to Google the title of my article for fun, and I found something very queer in the SERPs. I clicked through and boy, was I shocked. Not forgetting how fast my article was spun.
Yeah, I meant Lifehack just published and it's already been spun!
Oh. Haha, yes... Exactly.