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Know when someone copies info/pics from your website
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www.tynt.com
Just found this site and started using it. Quite interesting really. It recognizes when people copy or highlight text from your webpage and/or copy pictures. If they paste a passage somewhere, it automatically places a link form your page underneath the copied text. It is completely free. Webmasters might want to check it out.
Just found this site and started using it. Quite interesting really. It recognizes when people copy or highlight text from your webpage and/or copy pictures. If they paste a passage somewhere, it automatically places a link form your page underneath the copied text. It is completely free. Webmasters might want to check it out.
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