How to avoid plagiarism and catch a thief with DMCA

How to avoid plagiarism and catch a thief with DMCA. I’m here to prove that you can avoid plagiarism while catching the culprit at the same time. I found a wonderful site that I didn’t know existed 3 weeks ago.

I wish I’d known before about the DMCA, it stands for, Digital Millenium Copyright ACT. The company was formed by a group of experienced entrepreneurs, developers and digital managers.

They knew that the never-ending plagiarism and theft of other’s content had to be stopped. Whole websites were being plagiarized. Small and big businesses, were constantly being published without permission.

How soul-destroying is that! But better late than never, DMCA is here.  And this site protects you from plagiarism. It’s the best thing since sliced bread for me anyway.

My name is Kay Collier and I simply thought that plagiarism had nothing to do with me. Only big business and very successful writers had to be concerned about plagiarism.

My Content was Plagiarized and we Caught the Thieves

Until now when my content was stolen. How did I find out you may ask? Well, I was happily writing my memoir about changes in my childhood. And it all began when my young grandson had a few homework questions to ask me.

My blog was seen and obviously liked by many people who shared complimentary comments. Needless to say, I was thrilled with the flattery.

Curious to know where and how my blog was found I typed in the title of my story. I got quite a few answers to my search and I couldn’t believe my eyes.

Tiffany Lambert Deplores Plagiarists

Little did I imagine that the answer to my grandson’s questions could be stolen by someone and claimed as their own. But that’s exactly what happened. I really didn’t know where to turn or who to ask for advice.

Then I remembered a lady who’s writing and products I like very much. I respect and value Tiffany Lambert who often speaks out against plagiarists; she deplores these people, so I asked her advice.

She gave me a link to DMCA, and I can’t emphasize enough, the benefit of Tiffany’s advice and the benefits of DMCA.

3 Easy Steps to Avoid Plagiarism 

You can place a badge on your site for free. And there are even more benefits to be had inside the membership. This is the best thing since sliced bread for me at any rate.

And all the staff members at DMCA are only too willing to help with questions or queries of any kind, to help us all keep our posts and content safe from plagiarization.

It’s so much more rewarding to write your own stuff. You can hold your head high and feel very proud of yourself especially when you get some very nice comments. I got quite a few and was thrilled until I discovered that someone else was claiming my work. But with the help and support of DMCA all thieves were found and shut down.

And you and I can now enjoy writing, knowing that no one else can claim it, if they try, they’d better watch out.