If You Are A Publisher

[BillR]

automatically force a backlink when someone copies your content

http://www.tynt.com

to see in action:

go to: http://www.examiner....fee-144474.html

copy any text on that page and paste it, you will get a result like this:

Anger erupted on the weekend flight to Charleroi in Belgium after a passenger was stopped at the boarding gate and asked to pay extra for a piece of outsized luggage he was carrying.

Read more: http://www.examiner....l#ixzz1DFgiDdc7

So, if you have people leeching or sharing your content without using proper netiquette, this script forces a backlink to the source.

You're Welcome

Edited February 7, 2011 by BillR

[tomat]

I don't get it, what is it you are saying that it does?

SiteA has copied content from SiteB, are you saying that this "script" will force a backlink to SiteB from SiteA? How on earth can any script change the content of a page which is not your own?

[BillR]

If you go to the site I provided, highlight and copy the text, then paste it anywhere else, it automatically adds a link to to the original content to your clip board.

[Crossy]

Try it Tomat.

Copy (^C) a bit from the referenced page and paste it into Notepad, the script appends a backlink to the pasted content. Not exactly difficult to defeat, but since the site also gathers stats it likely also stores data on who's copied the content too.

[BillR]

correct easy to defeat, but how many times do people find something interesting and simply copy and past it to facebook, twitter, or their own blogs etc. without thinking of citing the source, this way at least it is somewhat forced. There is also a setting to link the page title to the content (anchor text)

[UberBraun]

Cut and paste text from the examiner...

The airline called in the police and evacuated all 166 passengers from the plane boarding at Lanzarote, eventually allowing only 66 back on to fly home.

Anger erupted on the weekend flight to Charleroi in Belgium after a passenger was stopped at the boarding gate and asked to pay extra for a piece of outsized luggage he was carrying.

When the passenger objected, friends who had already passed through the gate came to his defence and scores more joined in as the dispute escalated.

The pilot radioed for police assistance and all passengers were put off the plane and questioned before 66 were cleared for take-off some three hours later.

The rest had to book flights on other airlines and some had to spend the night at the island’s Arrecife Airport while they tried to make alternative travel arrangements.

Ryanair confirmed the incident last night, saying a large group of passengers had become disruptive and refused to comply with instructions from crew after a "gate fee" was required for outsized luggage.

"Lanzarote police required the entire aircraft be offloaded and each passenger identified. Following further disruptive behaviour, the police required for security reasons that this entire group be refused travel," a statement from the airline said.

The no-frills airline is famous for its add-on baggage charges and its no-excuses policy when luggage breaches size and weight limits but rebellion among passengers is rare.

In its statement it apologised sincerely to the 66 passengers delayed by the incident but was unsympathetic to the other 100.

"Any individuals who engaged in disruptive behaviour or refused to follow crew instructions will not be allowed to fly.

"The safety and security of Ryanair’s passengers, crew and aircraft will remain Ryanair’s number- one priority," it said.

Lanzarote is one of the airline’s busiest destinations with flights from 30 airports across Europe, including Cork, Dublin, Shannon and Knock.

Cabin luggage should not exceed 55cm long, 40cm wide and a depth of 20cm.

Hmmm... your whatever doesn't seem to wok very well as I copied and pasted without doing anything special.

[Rastaputin]

Test:

A ROW over outsized baggage led to an oversized problem for Ryanair after 100 passengers mutinied on a flight departing a holiday island.

.... seems to not work?

Edited February 7, 2011 by Rastaputin

[joncl]

Seems to work well

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A great tool, but not for this so much but for the other items it also has as mentioned above.

[Naam]

If you go to the site I provided, highlight and copy the text, then paste it anywhere else, it automatically adds a link to to the original content to your clip board.

A ROW over outsized baggage led to an oversized problem for Ryanair after 100 passengers mutinied on a flight departing a holiday island.

what link?

[BillR]

read the comments here: http://techcrunch.com/2010/04/16/tynt-gets-8-million-for-ctrl-c-action/ It can be disabled by various ad blockers, no-scripts, cookies etc. So im guessing the people unable to get it to work already have these services running.