[RoosterRedux]

If you are interested, there is a way to remedy your situation. Familiarize yourself with the Fair Use Laws and then apply them to your blog in a retroactive manner. A familiarity with this law is imperative if you are going to use your blog to include the material of others that is covered by copyright.

And, frankly, it is dishonest to take the material of others in toto and place it in your blog in a way that appears you have the owner's/author's permission.

This is Blog 101 stuff.

Bottom line: I don't care about your blog pimping. But I do care about people stealing the material of others.

[spirited irish]

Only in your imagination is there a 'situation.' Had you looked closely at Leo Hohmann's website you would see him say, "SHARE MY WORK - EDUCATION IS POWER! ."

Nowhere does he require permission to share his work. Thus his work is shared on P&L with full and proper attribution as is right and correct and you are guilty of slandering the owner of P&L.

The owner is an author who for over 21 years has been writing and researching. Her works are published online on many blogs and websites, nationally and internationally. Like Hohmann and other writers she writes that her work may be shared as long as proper attribution is followed.

You have accused me of theft, plagiarism, and of being a blog-pimp. You are a shameless self-righteous scold who assumes the worst without knowing a bit of truth and then proceeds to blacken good names based on nothing more than baseless presumption. Do not post to me again.