Some people are scraping my every new post

Selected answers from the Dumb SEO Questions Facebook & G+ community.

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  Michael Martinez: Don`t publish full feeds.
  
  You can also look for their IP address in your server log files and block it.
  
  
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  Nadeem Sial: Michael Martinez Thanks a lot....please can you tell how i can do this...i know ip address
  
  
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  Nadeem Sial: Michael Martinez kindly recommend any guide related to this query
  
  
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  Michael Martinez: I wrote a series of articles a few years ago on this subject. Here is the first article.
  
  You can also use queries like "how to read web server log files" to find more tutorials. Your Web hosting company may have a guide in their online documentation - you should look there first for specific details about your own hosting account`s server log files.
  
  https://www.webhostingsrvcs.com/a-beginners-guide-to.../
  
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  Basta Binici: It may be good for you in some cases because you get a link. What they do is also not wrong because they quote you and give reference to your site.
  
  
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  Michael Stricker: Basta Binici it may also confuse Gbot as to the original, since it is being scraped immediately upon publication. That makes it a risk.
  
  
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  Richard Hearne: Let them at it. So long as they give you a FOLLOW link it might even help you.
  
  
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  Michael Stricker: Richard Hearne ah - not sure I’d endure an intestinal parasite because it might benefit. Protecting one’s intellectual property affords a legal leg to stand on if that theft turns ugly.
  
  
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  Richard Hearne: Your time is far better spent not worrying about this sort of thing IMO. It can quickly descend into whack-a-mole territory, and lots of lost resources chasing your tail. Hence, leave them at it.