If there’s any one site I use more than others (with the exception of Gmail), it’s Technorati. This site is a fantastic window into the psyche of the more digitally inclined. Here, in another in my series of hack postings, are 10 ways I get more mileage from T’rati.
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2 days ago, i upload all my contents which my intention to test my new WP (Wordpress) template which i modified from RDC template. Mixed up with all those contents were some writings from bloggers which i wrongly credited them. As a newcomer, i thought if i just put the source link at the end of the sentence will do, but my foolish thinking gave me back shameful comments to myslef. I dont believe it, last night one day after i testing the site, i received a lot of comments from all the pro-bloggers about my wrongdoings. At the first place, i thought that maybe there were all normal comments but all those comments really knocked my head. Now i can see and believe the true power of internet. Seeing is believing. One silly mistake can put your name in the hall of shame, and i believe my name is on the top of the list. But i never accept all those yelling and scolding as a factor to not to learn from all the best out there. Mistakes happen for you to learn and the best lesson is learn from your mistake. Before i continue to give you guide how to credit original author (you guys still can give your opinion what is the best way to credit author), you may read all the comments from all the pro bloggers about my silly fool mistake. You may think why i do this? I dont want to increase the shame that i already had, but i think there must be a lot of newcomers out there that can read this post as their guide to credit original author so they wont be like me. To all newbies, dont try to be like me. Write in proper way, if you dont know, ask the pro’s and learn..never stop to learn…Read on the useful comments..
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By John Taylor
Before we get started, there’s a couple of things that I ought to point out…
1. You really should have a fairly good knowledge of your subject material and enough time to write high quality articles. Alternatively you should be able to invest at least $40 per month to pay someone else to research and ghostwrite some articles for you.
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