Stealing online written content is not an uncommon occurrence, in general. Even in the beginning stages of building your used panty site or blog, what you’ve written could be seen by someone or something else (as in software) as being beneficial to them if it were used for other purposes.

This could apply to the creation of social profiles, pages, posts or even entire websites–the latter being a ‘black hat tactic’ employed to generate search engine traffic through a technique called ‘content scraping’.

For whatever purposes your content might have been stolen, there are online tools to help you make plagiarism checks. Copy Scape and Plagiarisma are two example sites. To check if specific text from one of your website pages has been used anywhere else, input the page in question’s URL in the provided field on either site. For example, to check to see where the content of this post might have been used, the URL “http://www.usedpantysellingadvice.com/2011/07/24/stolen-posts-pages” would be checked. A list is then generated by the service which shows everywhere on the web the content has been used–even in portions.

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