Billy Jones notes my copyright is being infringed on

September 27, 2006 By

Yes, Billy, I know my content is being stolen and used on splogs. I’ve given up. Why? Because when we shut down one of these guys a few weeks ago three more splogs sprung up. I don’t have time to fight war with the sploggers. I wish you luck. Translation: I realize when someone has more resources to use against me than I have to use against them. Sigh.

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  • http://gingerivers.com Ginger Bush

    Robert, Allen, et all.

    Billy Jones works behind the scenes to trash other people; I’ve seen it in action. His comments to Allen were way out of line, calling him a liar and a fake because Billy jumped to conclusions regarding the context of Allen’s remarks. Allen may have forgiven him, but I have not.

    He’s attributed comments to me that I’ve never said, twisted and put words in my mouth by innuendo and taken things out of context that I’ve written, all while wearing a false face and describing himself as a “friend”. It went so far that I asked him to take a lie detector test on the matter, one I also agreed to take, to prove some of what I’m saying. He refused to do so, citing a “lack of funds”.

    I’m not perfect by any means, far from it, but I am not going to be lied about by Billy either behind my back or to my face and/or see others trashed also by him and not speak out about it.

  • http://lorelle.wordpress.com/ Lorelle VanFossen

    Robert, just as a reminder, a lot of people count on you and your blogging success to represent them against the evil doers. I know it’s a burden and a time waster in many respects, but a lot of people look up to you and figure if he can, I can. And if he won’t, there’s nothing I can do.

    All it does take is a couple of CC’d emails to the right folks to add to a mountain of evidence against the evil doers. I have mine waiting in my draft box as form letters, just fill in the blanks and send. Lending your voice with the rest of us “small” voices does make a difference.

  • http://lorelle.wordpress.com Lorelle VanFossen

    Robert, just as a reminder, a lot of people count on you and your blogging success to represent them against the evil doers. I know it’s a burden and a time waster in many respects, but a lot of people look up to you and figure if he can, I can. And if he won’t, there’s nothing I can do.

    All it does take is a couple of CC’d emails to the right folks to add to a mountain of evidence against the evil doers. I have mine waiting in my draft box as form letters, just fill in the blanks and send. Lending your voice with the rest of us “small” voices does make a difference.

  • http://www.marketanomaly.com Adam Saunders

    I’d imagine that some of you friends could put together a system for automating splog detection and reporting to ISPs. It could work much like the spam detection at the major mail portals. When enough people report a splog then it gets shut down. ISP that don’t shut down splogs get blacklisted.

  • http://www.marketanomaly.com/ Adam Saunders

    I’d imagine that some of you friends could put together a system for automating splog detection and reporting to ISPs. It could work much like the spam detection at the major mail portals. When enough people report a splog then it gets shut down. ISP that don’t shut down splogs get blacklisted.

  • http://www.meskelsquare.com/ Andrew Heavens
  • http://www.meskelsquare.com Andrew Heavens
  • http://www.myfreecopyright.com/ Matt Whittaker

    My Free Copyright will be launching at the end of November and should help with this issue: http://www.myfreecopyright.com

    You can go there now to find out more details.

    It is a third party date registration service which among other things allow bloggers and podcasters to enter the URL to their feed and every entry the publish will be downloaded and date registered automatically.

    With a date registered copyright including Blogs and Podcasts, a blogger can then send a legitimate cease and desist to the sploggers.

    If you do not have a copyright registered, by law you are unable to pursue legal action with copyright infringement.

    Find out more on how you can protect your original digital creations at http://www.myfreecopyright.com/about_this_site

  • http://www.myfreecopyright.com Matt Whittaker

    My Free Copyright will be launching at the end of November and should help with this issue: http://www.myfreecopyright.com

    You can go there now to find out more details.

    It is a third party date registration service which among other things allow bloggers and podcasters to enter the URL to their feed and every entry the publish will be downloaded and date registered automatically.

    With a date registered copyright including Blogs and Podcasts, a blogger can then send a legitimate cease and desist to the sploggers.

    If you do not have a copyright registered, by law you are unable to pursue legal action with copyright infringement.

    Find out more on how you can protect your original digital creations at http://www.myfreecopyright.com/about_this_site

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