How to Prevent blog entries from being stolen

I don't know how you feel if your article has been reposted in large quantities? In fact, as long as the author is specified, we are happy to reprint the article.

Some time ago, my articles were heavily reproduced. Some websites repost blogs (such as Baidu Library) and intentionally delete the author's information without specifying the source. This type of bad behavior has plagiarized the author's work, infringing the author's rights and interests.

When I first wrote my blog, I saw my article reposted by others. I felt very happy, indicating that my article is valuable. Later, many bloggers wrote messages in my articles, saying that my articles were copied by others. This is a waste of me. Obviously, I was original. After being reproduced, I was copied.

Each of my blogs is a summary of my daily work experience, which takes a lot of time to write.

I tried to prevent others from reprinting my articles. Do you have any tips?

 

# Fireball opinion on the 24th floor:

Repost is acceptable, but the original author's name and source should be given. Many of my friends reposted the article to give the original author information, but some websites often copy others' articles. If you are a little kind, you will give the author name in an inconspicuous place, "mean" means that there will be no original author information at all. It is shameful to remove watermarks from your images!

 

Reading directory

1. Step 1: Disable right-click menu, disable Text Selection, and Disable Ctrl + C and Ctrl + V.
2. Step 2: Add watermarks to images
3. Third TRICK: The author information is included in the code comment.
4. Tip 4: the author's information and the author's blog links are hidden in the article.

 

Step 1: Disable right-click menu, disable Text Selection, and Disable Ctrl + C and Ctrl + V.

Technically prohibit others from copying our articles. We add JQuery Code to prohibit others from selecting text, Ctrl + C and Ctrl + V, and right-click the menu. The Code is as follows:

$ (Document ). ready (function () {// disable right-click $ (document ). bind ("contextmenu", function () {return false ;}); // disable $ (document ). bind ("selectstart", function () {return false ;}); // Disable Ctrl + C and Ctrl + A $ (document ). keydown (function (event) {if (event. ctrlKey & event. which = 67) | (event. ctrlKey & event. which = 86) {// alert ("sorry, copyright, copy prohibited"); return false ;}});});

 

Although this method is easy to crack. At least let the reposted Person charge off. If you don't believe me, repost my article and try again.

Note that the text in the article cannot be copied. What should I do if I want to copy and run the code? You can only download the Code mentioned in the article, and finally provide a download file for readers to download.

 

Step 2: Add watermarks to images

The author's name and blog address are added to the image. After a blog user is reposted, he knows who is the original author. (when someone reposted your article, it is impossible to delete the image .)

For example:

 

Third TRICK: The author information is included in the code comment.

This does not seem to be of much use, but it can prove that you are original, rather than reposted by others.

[TestMethod]public void TestMethod1(){　　　　  // Tank test　    StubWebService stubWebService = new StubWebService();    MockEmailService mockEmailSender = new MockEmailService();}

 

Tip 4: the author's information and the author's blog links are hidden in the article.

The author's name and hyperlink are hidden in the article. After Others repost, they can also jump back to the author's blog through the hyperlink.

For example, I will add [Author: Tank] to the article.