chrisv1963 - 6:53 pm on Feb 3, 2010 (gmt 0)

I see the [four letter word] website turning up in a range of searches, and in topic areas where I have some expertise I recognize a lot of misinformation.

I see the same in my area of expertise. Actually some of their writers copied how tos from my website and modified them or ommited parts to avoid copyright problems. The result is a how to that is completely wrong and in some cases it can cause irreparable damage. I warned them about one of the faulty how tos. It's still online ... Anyone using it will be a happy visitor. Now I know I should never use this website as a reference for information.

I did a Google image search on their domain name and found several of my images (with my watermark on it!). I sent them the list with the url's of my images on their server. They refuse to remove them and refer me to their terms of use. First I have to identify the article url's where my image is being used, only thereafter they want to remove the stolen image. Since I can not find the violating articles, my images remain on their server. My watermark is on those images. One would expect that this is more than reason enough to identify them as stolen and to remove them. Not with this company ...