My Content has been copied

[t_mann]

Only the first three tutorials have the images hosted on fileden. The other's have it from my website (they don't appear now becasue of what HimelHawa told me).
Also he did not actually give me a backlink since it is only text and not a clickable link. Also I would have given him permission to post some of my tutorials if he had only asked. I gave permission to other websites as well, but they send be an email with the website and kidnly asked for permission.

[kevinpaquet]

Originally Posted by rijeka

From what I can see, he gave you credit, and the images are stored on fileden or tinypic (non of these will waste your transfer) so I think you should look at this from another angle - your tutorials are VERY GOOD, and you got a free backlink from that guy's blog

That is no back link there. it's only a text, but not hyperlink

[mattcch2007]

Originally Posted by t_mann

Only the first three tutorials have the images hosted on fileden. The other's have it from my website (they don't appear now becasue of what HimelHawa told me).
Also he did not actually give me a backlink since it is only text and not a clickable link. Also I would have given him permission to post some of my tutorials if he had only asked. I gave permission to other websites as well, but they send be an email with the website and kidnly asked for permission.

Maybe you can put your small logo with sitename/link at some random position of each graphics , as an alernatives.
Most big sites use this method in our sides.

[musa]

Originally Posted by t_mann

Using copyscape i found that some of my tutorials have been copied by this website: marky 's blog
He did not ask me for permission and he also uses my bandwith for the images and everything.
What can I do to stop this and how do I act?

easy man! just change ur image names and edit ur links!

[mattcch2007]

Originally Posted by musa

easy man! just change ur image names and edit ur links!

Yes, totally agreed,

it is good to change it periodically, most china people's great site will do iin this way.

ie a little extra work but ok for anti-leech scheme.

[inportb]

Originally Posted by kevinpaquet

That is no back link there. it's only a text, but not hyperlink

Sometimes you have to go beyond Search Engine Optimization. If someone recommends your tutorials, or the images advertise your service, you get more human-targeted advertising, which is what you're after with SEO in the first place.

[bbalegere]

I think you better ask him to give you some credit.
Also watermark your images.

[chiaz]

Sometimes you have to go beyond Search Engine Optimization. If someone recommends your tutorials, or the images advertise your service, you get more human-targeted advertising, which is what you're after with Search Engine Optimization in the first place.

Pretty wise words, very true.

[weblord]

use .htaccess to prevent image from being hotlinked
.Htaccess protect subdirectory folder
DevPapers - article Prevent Hotlinking With htaccess

[christyhl]

You can upload your images to a free server like tinypic!